Copa Sudamericana 2013

The Copa Sudamericana 2013 was the 12th staging of the second most important South American football competition for club teams, which has been known as the "Copa Total Sudamericana" since 2013 due to the sponsorship of the French mineral oil company Total . As in the previous year, 47 teams from the 10 member associations of CONMEBOL , including defending champions FC São Paulo, took part. Argentina had six and Brazil eight participants as usual; the other eight countries each have four participants in the competition. As before, this was played in the second half of the year.

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As in the previous year, there were two rounds before the round of 16. In the first round, the eight countries (with the exception of Argentina and Brazil) started with their four teams each. The participants from Argentina and Brazil only joined in the second round, with the teams from both countries playing against each other. Defending champion São Paulo FC had a bye to the round of 16. As usual, the competition was held from the first round to the final in a pure knockout system with a return game. In the event of a tie for points and goals , the away goal rule applied . If the number of goals scored away from home was the same, a penalty shoot-out followed immediately after the second leg . The away goals rule did not apply in the final. If the goal difference was the same after the first and second leg, there was extra time and only then, if necessary, a penalty shoot-out.

1 round

Participants were four teams each from eight countries in South America, with the exception of the teams from Argentina and Brazil. The first legs took place between July 30 and August 2, the second legs between August 6 and 9, 2013.

	total		First leg	Return leg
Montevideo Wanderers FC	1: 2	Club Libertad	1: 2	0-0
CD Cobreloa	2-0	Club Atlético Peñarol	0-0	2-0
Real Potosí	3: 6	Universidad de Chile	3: 1	0: 5
Club Guaraní	4: 1	Oriente Petrolero	0-0	4: 1
El Tanque Sisley	0: 3	CSD Colo-Colo	0: 1	0: 2
Club blooming	0: 5	CA River Plate	0: 1	0: 4
CD Universidad Católica	2: 1	Club Cerro Porteño	1: 1	1-0
Club Nacional	( a ) 1: 1(a)	Club The Strongest	0-0	1: 1
Inti Gas Deportes	0: 5	Atlético Nacional	0: 1	0: 4
AC Mineros de Guiana	4: 2	Barcelona SC Guayaquil	2: 2	2-0
Independiente José Teran	2-0	Deportivo Anzoátegui	0-0	2-0
Itagüí FC	6: 2	Juan Aurich	3-0	3: 2
Sports Huancayo	1: 7	CS Emelec	1: 3	0: 4
Deportivo Pasto	3: 2	FBC Melgar	3-0	0: 2
Trujillanos FC	0: 1	La Equidad	0: 1	0-0
Liga de Loja	3: 1	Deportivo Lara	2-0	1: 1

2nd round

The sixteen winners of the first round as well as the six teams from Argentina and eight teams from Brazil qualified for the second round, with the clubs from these two countries each competing separately. The first legs took place between August 14 and 21, and the second legs between August 28 and September 5, 2013.

	total		First leg	Return leg
CD Universidad Católica	7: 2	CS Emelec	4-0	3: 2
CA San Lorenzo de Almagro	0: 1	CA River Plate	0: 1	0-0
Deportivo Pasto	3-0	CSD Colo-Colo	1-0	2-0
Sport Recife	2: 2 (3: 1 i.E.)	Náutico capibaribe	2-0	0: 2
Itagüí FC	1-0	CA River Plate	1-0	0-0
CA Belgrano	1: 2	CA Vélez Sarsfield	1-0	0: 2
Universidad de Chile	4: 2	Independiente José Teran	1: 1	3: 1
Portuguesa	1: 2	EC Bahia	1: 2	0-0
Club Guaraní	0: 2	Atlético Nacional	0: 2	0-0
Racing Club	1: 4	CA Lanus	1: 2	0: 2
La Equidad	( a ) 1: 1(a)	CD Cobreloa	0-0	1: 1
EC Vitória	1: 1 (3: 4 on account)	Coritiba FC	1-0	0: 1
Club Libertad	4: 1	AC Mineros de Guiana	2-0	2: 1
Criciúma EC	1: 2	AA Ponte Preta	1: 2	0-0
Liga de Loja	1-0	Club Nacional	0-0	1-0

Round of 16

The 15 winners of the second round and defending champions São Paulo FC qualified for the round of 16. The first legs took place between September 18 and 26, the second legs between September 25 and October 24, 2013.

	total		First leg	Return leg
Sao Paulo FC	5: 4	CD Universidad Católica	1: 1	4: 3
Liga de Loja	2: 3	CA River Plate	2: 1	0: 2
AA Ponte Preta	2: 1	Deportivo Pasto	2-0	0: 1
Club Libertad	4: 1	Sport Recife	2-0	2: 1
Coritiba FC	1: 3	Itagüí FC	0: 1	1: 2
La Equidad	2: 4	CA Vélez Sarsfield	1: 2	1: 2
CA Lanus	4: 1	Universidad de Chile	4-0	0: 1
Atlético Nacional	1: 1 (4: 3 i.E.)	EC Bahia	1-0	0: 1

Quarter finals

The first leg took place between October 29 and 31, the second leg on November 6 and 7, 2013.

	total		First leg	Return leg
Sao Paulo FC	3: 2	Atlético Nacional	3: 2	0-0
CA Lanus	3: 1	CA River Plate	0-0	3: 1
AA Ponte Preta	2-0	CA Vélez Sarsfield	0-0	2-0
Club Libertad	2: 1	Itagüí FC	2-0	0: 1

Semifinals

The first legs took place on November 20 and 21, the second legs on November 27 and 28, 2013.

	total		First leg	Return leg
Sao Paulo FC	2: 4	AA Ponte Preta	1: 3	1: 1
Club Libertad	2: 4	CA Lanus	1: 2	1: 2

final

First leg

AA Ponte Preta		CA Lanus
	December 4, 2013 at 9:50 pm in São Paulo , Brazil ( Estádio do Pacaembu ) Result: 1: 1 (0: 0) Spectators: 28,244 Referee: Roberto Silvera ( Uruguay )
	Roberto - Artur , César , Diego Sacoman , Uendel - Baraka , Fernando Bob (63rd Adaílton ), Elias (87th Magal ), Fellipe Bastos - Rildo (74th Chiquinho ), Leonardo Trainer: Jorginho	Agustín Marchesín - Carlos Araujo , Paolo Goltz , Carlos Izquierdoz , Maximiliano Velázquez - Diego González (80th Fernando Barrientos ), Leandro Somoza , Jorge Ortiz - Lucas Melano (69th Víctor Ayala ), Santiago Silva , Jorge Pereyra Díaz (89th Oscar Benítez ) Coach: Guillermo Barros Schelotto
	1: 1 Fellipe Bastos (79th)	0: 1 Paolo Goltz (58th)
	Diego Sacoman (18th), Fernando Bob (60th), Artur (67th), Uendel (90th)	Diego González (31st), Jorge Pereyra Díaz (55th), Carlos Izquierdoz (77th), Maximiliano Velázquez (85th)

Return leg

CA Lanus		AA Ponte Preta
	December 11, 2013 at 8:50 p.m. in Lanús , Argentina ( Estadio Ciudad de Lanús ) Result: 2: 0 (2: 0) Spectators: 40,000 Referee: Enrique Osses ( Chile )
	Agustín Marchesín - Carlos Araujo , Paolo Goltz , Carlos Izquierdoz , Maximiliano Velázquez - Diego González , Leandro Somoza , Víctor Ayala - Ismael Blanco (78th Jorge Ortiz ), Santiago Silva , Oscar Benítez (90th + 1 Nicolás Pasquini ) coach: Guillermo Barros Schelotto	Roberto - Artur (57th Ferrugem ), César , Diego Sacoman , Fernando Bob - Baraka , Magal (46th Adaílton ), Elias , Fellipe Bastos - Rildo (67th William ), Leonardo Trainer: Jorginho
	1-0 Víctor Ayala (25th) 2-0 Ismael Blanco (45th + 4)
	Víctor Ayala (26th), Leandro Somoza (36th), Ismael Blanco (75th)	Fellipe Bastos (86th)

Best goal scorers

rank	player	club	Gates
1	Enner Valencia	CS Emelec	5
2	Charles Aránguiz	CF Universidad de Chile	4th
	Isaac Díaz	CF Universidad de Chile	4th
4th	Richard José Blanco	AC Mineros de Guiana	3
	Nicolás Castillo	CD Universidad Católica	3
	Pablo Goltz	CA Lanus	3
	Lucas Melano	CA Lanus	3
	Brian Montenegro	Club Libertad	3
	Santiago Silva	CA Lanus	3

→ Main article : List of Copa Sudamericana top scorers

See also

• Copa Libertadores 2013

Web links

• Official website of CONMEBOL for the Copa Sudamericana (English)