List of matches for the Copa Roca
The list contains the matches of the national soccer teams of Argentina and Brazil for the Copa Roca since it was first played in 1914 with statistical details.
1914
The winner of the first edition of the competition was determined in a game. This took place in Argentina.
The teams did not have a coach in the current sense. A committee consisting of the captain and other players took over this role at the time.
The players of Argentina have been appointed by the FAF . The FAF was an association not recognized by FIFA, which had separated from the Argentine Football Association (AFA) and hosted parallel championships between 1912 and 1914. These championships were retrospectively recognized after being with the AFA in December 1914.
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Juan Rithner ( Estudiantil Porteño ) Diomedes Bernasconi ( Estudiantes ) Carlos Galup Lanús (Estudiantes) Ernesto Sande ( CA Independiente ) Ricardo Naón (Estudiantes) Roberto Leonardi (Estudiantes) Francisco Crespo ( Tigre ) Carlos Fernando Izaguirre (Estudiantil Porteño) Juan José Lamas ( Estudiantes) Santiago Sayanes ( Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima ) Antonio Piaggio (Estudiantil Porteño) Coach: Players Committee
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Marcos ( Fluminense FC ) Nery ( CR Flamengo ) Píndaro (CR Flamengo) Rubens Salles ( CA Paulistano ) Mário Pernambuco (Fluminense FC) Sylvio Lagreca ( AA São Bento ) Adolpho Millon (CA Paulistano) Oswaldo Gomes (Fluminense FC) Bartho (Fluminense FC ) Arthur Friedenreich ( CA Ypiranga ) Arnaldo (CA Paulistano) Coach: Players Committee |
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1922
In the second edition, the Brazilian team was forced to compete with a team that was considered Team B, since the actual team competed at the Campeonato Sudamericano in Rio de Janeiro in 1922 . The team consisted mainly of athletes from clubs in São Paulo.
1923
After the third edition in 1923, Brazil was able to keep the cup due to the established rule of best of three.
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Américo Tesoriere ( Boca Juniors ) Juan Carlos Iribarren ( Argentinos Juniors ) Ángel Médici (Boca Juniors) Ludovico Bidoglio (Boca Juniors) Roberto Seregni ( Racing Club ) Emilio Solari ( Club Atlético Nueva Chicago ) Cesáreo Onzari ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Antonio Cerrotti (Boca Juniors) Ángel Chiesa (Club Atlético Huracán) Adán Loizo (Club Atlético Huracán) Domingo Tarasconi (Boca Juniors) Coach: Ángel Vázquez |
Nélson ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Pennafort ( CR Flamengo ) Mica  ( Botafogo SC ) Alemão ( Botafogo FR ) Dino (CR Flamengo) Nesi ( São Cristóvão FR ) Paschoal (CR Vasco da Gama) Zezé ( Fluminense FC ) Coelho (Fluminense FC) Amaro Silveira ( Goytacaz FC ) Nilo ( SC Brasil ) Reserve |
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1939/40
In 1938, both football associations decided to organize the competition again. The changed rules provided for a tournament in which the winner should be determined in two games. In the event of a tie or two draws, a playoff was scheduled.
In the fourth edition of the tournament, the winner had to be determined in four games, since the first play-off game ended in a draw.
1st game
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Batatais ( Portuguesa ) Domingos da Guia ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Arthur Machado (Portuguesa) Bioró ( Fluminense FC ) Brandão ( SC Corinthians ) Médio da Guia ( CR Flamengo ) Luisinho ( Palestra Italia ) Romeu Pellicciari (Fluminense FC) Leônidas da Silva ( CR Flamengo) Tim (Fluminense FC) Hércules de Miranda (Fluminense FC) Coach: Carlos de Oliveira Nascimento |
Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) Oscar Montañez ( Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima ) Sabino Coletta ( CA Independiente ) Arcadio López ( Boca Juniors ) Bruno Rodolfi ( CA River Plate ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle (CA River Plate) Antonio Sastre (CA Independiente) Herminio Masantonio (Club Atlético Huracán) José Moreno (CA River Plate) Enrique García ( Racing Club ) Coach: Ángel Fernández Roca |
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0: 1 Enrique García 9 ′ 0: 2 Herminio Masantonio 20 ′ 0: 3 José Moreno 34 ′ 0: 4 Herminio Masantonio 56 ′ 0: 5 José Moreno 60 ′
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2nd game
The second game was very turbulent and with many incidents. After the referee awarded Brazil a penalty when the score was 2-2, the Argentine team left the field in protest. After the Argentines had already left the field, the Brazilian team scored the third goal with a penalty and won the game 3-2. It is unclear whether the Argentine goalkeeper was still in goal at the penalty kick.
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Thadeu Boguszewski ( Americano FC (RJ) ) Domingos da Guia ( CR Flamengo ) Florindo Alves Ferreira ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Zezé Procópio ( Botafogo FR ) Brandão ( SC Corinthians ) Afonsinho ( São Cristóvão FR ) Adílson ( Madureira EC ) Romeu Pellicciari ( Fluminense FC ) Leônidas da Silva (CR Flamengo) José Perácio ( Botafogo FR ) Carreiro (São Cristóvão FR) Coach: Carlos de Oliveira Nascimento |
Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) Oscar Montañez ( Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima ) Sabino Coletta ( CA Independiente ) Arcadio López ( Boca Juniors ) Bruno Rodolfi ( CA River Plate ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle (CA River Plate) Antonio Sastre (CA Independiente) Herminio Masantonio (Club Atlético Huracán) José Moreno (CA River Plate) Enrique García ( Racing Club ) Coach: Ángel Fernández Roca |
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| 1: 0 Leônidas da Silva 15 ′ 2: 2 Adílson 78 ′ 3: 2 José Perácio 85 ′ ( penalty )
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1: 1 Bruno Rodolfi 16 ′ 1: 2 Enrique García 23 ′
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3rd game
The playoff was supposed to take place in January 1939, but was postponed to February 1940 due to the incidents in the second game. On February 18, 1940, the two teams separated 2-2 in São Paulo (1-1 after regular time), and so a fourth game had to be played.
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Aymoré Moreira ( Botafogo FR ) Jaú ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Junqueira ( Palestra Italia ) Afonsinho ( São Cristóvão FR ) Zarzur (CR Vasco da Gama) Argemiro (CR Vasco da Gama) Adílson ( Madureira EC ) Romeu Pellicciari ( Fluminense FC ) Leônidas da Silva ( CR Flamengo ) Tim (Fluminense FC) Carreiro (São Cristóvão FR) Coach: Silvio Lagreca |
Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Víctor Valussi ( Boca Juniors ) Manuel Araguez ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) Ángel Perucca ( Newell's Old Boys ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle ( CA River Plate ) Antonio Sastre ( CA Independiente ) Luis Eduardo Arrieta ( CA Lanús ) Emilio Baldonedo ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Enrique García ( Racing Club ) Reserve
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| 1: 0 Leônidas da Silva 45 ′ ( penalty ) 2: 1 Leônidas da Silva 92 ′
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1: 1 Fabio Cassán 74 ′ 2: 2 Emilio Baldonedo 116 ′
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4th game
Argentina won the playoff on February 25, 1940 3-0 and was the tournament winner.
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Aymoré Moreira ( Botafogo FR ) Jaú ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Florindo (CR Vasco da Gama) José Del Nero ( Palestra Italia ) Zarzur (CR Vasco da Gama) Argemiro (CR Vasco da Gama) Adílson ( Madureira EC ) Romeu Pellicciari ( Fluminense FC ) Leônidas da Silva ( CR Flamengo ) Tim (Fluminense FC) Carreiro (São Cristóvão FR) Reserve
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Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Víctor Valussi ( Boca Juniors ) Manuel Araguez ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) Ángel Perucca ( Newell's Old Boys ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle ( CA River Plate ) Antonio Sastre ( CA Independiente ) Fabio Cassán (CA Chacarita Juniors) Emilio Baldonedo ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Enrique García ( Racing Club ) Reserve
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1940
The tournament planned for 1940 in Argentina took place immediately after the 1939/40 staging. A decision game was also necessary for the fifth edition.
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Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Víctor Valussi ( Boca Juniors ) Manuel Araguez ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) Ángel Perucca ( Newell's Old Boys ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle ( CA River Plate ) Antonio Sastre ( CA Independiente ) Herminio Masantonio (Club Atlético Huracán) Emilio Baldonedo ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Enrique García ( Racing Club ) Reserve
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Aymoré Moreira ( Botafogo FR ) Jaú ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Florindo (CR Vasco da Gama) Zezé Procópio ( Botafogo FR ) Zarzur (CR Vasco da Gama) Argemiro (CR Vasco da Gama) Zeca Lopes  ( SC Corinthians ) Romeu Pellicciari ( Fluminense FC ) Carvalho Leite (Botafogo FR) Jair Rosa Pinto ( Madureira EC ) Carreiro (Fluminense FC) Reserve
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| 1: 0 Herminio Masantonio 2: 0 Carlos Peucelle 3: 0 Carlos Peucelle 4: 1 Carlos Peucelle 5: 1 Emilio Baldonedo 6: 1 Herminio Masantonio |
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2nd game
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Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Víctor Valussi ( Boca Juniors ) Manuel Araguez ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) Ángel Perucca ( Newell's Old Boys ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle ( CA River Plate ) José Moreno (CA River Plate) Herminio Masantonio ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Emilio Baldonedo ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Enrique García ( Racing Club ) Reserve
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Nascimento ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Norival ( Fluminense FC ) Florindo (CR Vasco da Gama) Zezé Procópio ( Botafogo FR ) Zarzur (CR Vasco da Gama) Argemiro (CR Vasco da Gama) Lelé ( Madureira EC ) Romeu Pellicciari (Fluminense FC) Leônidas da Silva ( CR Flamengo ) Jair Rosa Pinto ( Madureira EC ) Hércules de Miranda (Fluminense FC) Reserve
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1: 1 Emilio Baldonedo 1: 2 Emilio Baldonedo |
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3rd game
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Sebastián Gualco ( CA San Lorenzo ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Víctor Valussi ( Boca Juniors ) Manuel Araguez ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) Raúl Leguizamón ( CA Independiente ) Pedro Suárez (Boca Juniors) Carlos Peucelle ( CA River Plate ) Antonio Sastre (CA Independiente ) Herminio Masantonio ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Emilio Baldonedo ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Enrique García (Racing Club) Reserve
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Jurandyr ( Palestra Italia ) Norival ( Fluminense FC ) Florindo (CR Vasco da Gama) Zezé Procópio ( Botafogo FR ) Zarzur (CR Vasco da Gama) Argemiro (CR Vasco da Gama) Zeca Lopes ( SC Corinthians ) Romeu Pellicciari (Fluminense FC) Leônidas da Silva ( CR Flamengo ) Jair Rosa Pinto ( Madureira EC ) Carreiro (Fluminense FC) Reserve
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| 1: 0 Emilio Baldonedo 2: 0 Herminio Masantonio 3: 0 Carlos Peucelle 4: 1 Emilio Baldonedo 5: 1 Fabio Cassán |
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1945
The sixth edition was also decided in a playoff.
1st game
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Claudio Vacca ( Boca Juniors ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Juan Carlos Sobrero ( Newell's Old Boys ) Carlos Adolfo Sosa (Boca Juniors) Ángel Perucca (Newell's Old Boys) José Ramos ( CA River Plate ) Mario Boyé (Boca Juniors) Norberto Méndez ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Adolfo Pedernera (CA River Plate) Ángel Labruna (CA River Plate) Ezra Sued (Racing Club) Reserve |
Moacyr Barbosa ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Rui Campos ( FC São Paulo ) Domingos da Guia ( SC Corinthians ) Norival ( Fluminense FC ) Zezé Procópio ( Botafogo FR ) Jaime de Almeida ( CR Flamengo ) Zizinho (CR Flamengo) Tesourinha ( SC Internacional ) Leônidas da Silva (CR Flamengo) Ademir de Menezes (CR Vasco da Gama) Chico (CR Vasco da Gama) Reserve
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1: 1 Adolfo Pedernera 14 ′ 2: 1 Mario Boyé 39 ′ 3: 3 Ezra Sued 62 ′ 4: 3 Ángel Labruna 64 ′
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0: 1 José Salomón 9 ′ ( own goal ) 2: 2 Zizinho 43 ′ 2: 3 Ademir de Menezes 55 ′
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2nd game
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Ary Nogueira César ( Botafogo FR ) Rui Campos ( São Paulo FC ) Domingos da Guia ( SC Corinthians ) Norival ( Fluminense FC ) Zezé Procópio (Botafogo FR) Jaime de Almeida ( CR Flamengo ) Zizinho (CR Flamengo) Eduardo Lima ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) Leônidas da Silva (CR Flamengo) Ademir de Menezes ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Chico (CR Vasco da Gama) Reserve
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Claudio Vacca ( Boca Juniors ) José Marante (Boca Juniors) Juan Carlos Sobrero ( Newell's Old Boys ) Carlos Adolfo Sosa (Boca Juniors) Ángel Perucca (Newell's Old Boys) José Ramos ( CA River Plate ) Mario Boyé (Boca Juniors) René Pontoni ( CA San Lorenzo ) Adolfo Pedernera (CA River Plate) Rinaldo Martino (CA San Lorenzo) Ezra Sued (Racing Club) Reserve
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1: 1 Ademir de Menezes 34 ′ 2: 1 Leônidas da Silva 39 ′ 3: 2 Zizinho 64 ′ 4: 2 Chico 75 ′ 5: 2 Heleno de Freitas 82 ′ 6: 2 Ademir de Menezes 84 ′
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3rd game
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Ary Nogueira César ( Botafogo FR ) Rui Campos ( São Paulo FC ) Domingos da Guia 46. ( SC Corinthians ) Norival ( Fluminense FC ) Zezé Procópio (Botafogo FR) Jaime de Almeida ( CR Flamengo ) Zizinho (CR Flamengo) Eduardo Lima ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) Heleno de Freitas 72nd (Botafogo FR) Ademir de Menezes ( CR Vasco da Gama ) Chico (CR Vasco da Gama) Reserve
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Gabriel Mario Ogando ( Estudiantes ) José Salomón ( Racing Club ) Jorge Alberti ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Juan Carlos Fonda ( Club Atlético Platense ) José Batagliero 44. ( CA Independiente ) León Strembel 22nd (Racing Club) Juan Carlos Salvini (Club Atlético Huracán ) Ángel Labruna ( CA River Plate ) Adolfo Pedernera 63. (CA River Plate) Rinaldo Martino ( CA San Lorenzo ) Ezra Sued (Racing Club) Reserve
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1957
In the first game of the seventh edition in 1957, the sixteen-year-old Pelé made his debut for the national team of Brazil. He was substituted on after half-time and scored his first goal for Brazil in the 76th minute.
Also came with Antonio Garabal from Atlético Madrid for the first time a player is used, which was not playing at the time in a league of the two associations.
The competition was decided in the second game after extra time.
1st game
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1 Castilho ( Fluminense FC ) 2 Paulinho ( CR Vasco da Gama ) 3 Hilderaldo Bellini (CR Vasco da Gama) 4 Jadir ( CR Flamengo ) 6 Oreco ( SC Corinthians ) 5 Zito 70. ( FC Santos ) 10 Luizinho (SC Corinthians) 7 Mauro Raphael ( São Paulo FC ) 8 José Altafini 46th ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 9 Del Vecchio 46th ( Santos FC ) 11 Tite (Santos FC) Reserve
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Amadeo Carrizo ( CA River Plate ) Federico Pizarro ( CA San Lorenzo ) Federico Vairo (CA River Plate) Fernando Gianserra ( CA Tigre ) Néstor Rossi 77. (CA River Plate) Juan Urriolabeitía (CA River Plate) Oreste Corbatta ( Racing Club ) José Ruben Herrera 70. (CA San Lorenzo) Miguel Antonio Juárez 79. ( Rosario Central ) Ángel Labruna (CA River Plate) Ramon Felipe Moyano ( CA Lanús )
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0: 1 Ángel Labruna 30 ′ 1: 2 Miguel Antonio Juárez 77 ′
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2nd game
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1 Gilmar ( SC Corinthians ) 2 Djalma Santos ( Portuguesa ) 3 Hilderaldo Bellini ( CR Vasco da Gama ) 6 Oreco (SC Corinthians) 5 Zito ( FC Santos ) 4 Jadir ( CR Flamengo ) 7 Maurinho ( FC São Paulo ) 8 Pelé (FC Santos) 9 Mazzola ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 10 Luizinho (SC Corinthians) 11 Pepe (FC Santos) Reserve
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Amadeo Carrizo ( CA River Plate ) Juan Carlos Biagioli ( Rosario Central ) Juan Urriolabeitía (CA River Plate) Fernando Gianserra ( CA Tigre ) Néstor Rossi (CA River Plate) Federico Vairo (CA River Plate) Oreste Corbatta ( Racing Club ) José Ruben Herrera ( CA San Lorenzo ) Miguel Antonio Juárez ( Rosario Central ) Ángel Labruna (CA River Plate) Alberto Sesti ( CA Independiente )
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1960
Argentina won number eight for the cup in the second game after extra time.
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Osvaldo Santos Ayala ( Boca Juniors ) Carlos Álvarez Rubén Marino Navarro ( CA Independiente ) Murió José Nazionale ( Unión de Santa Fe ) Marcelo Etchegaray ( CA River Plate ) Juan Héctor Guidi ( CA Lanús ) Martín Pando ( Argentinos Juniors ) Osvaldo Nardiello (Boca Juniors ) Osvaldo Carceo (Argentinos Juniors) Jorge Edgardo D'Ascenzo (CA Independiente) Raúl Belén ( Racing Club ) Reserve
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1 Gilmar ( SC Corinthians ) 2 Djalma Santos ( Portuguesa ) 3 Hilderaldo Bellini ( CR Vasco da Gama ) 6 Vitor Lituano ( São Paulo FC ) 4 Geraldo Scotto ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 5 Dino Sani (São Paulo FC) 8 Chinesinho (Palmeiras São Paulo) 7 Júlio Botelho (Palmeiras São Paulo) 9 Servílio (Portuguesa) 10 Almir Pernambuquinho (SC Corinthians) 11 Roberto Frojuelo (FC São Paulo) Reserve |
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2nd game
After regular time, it was 2-0 for Brazil. Due to the goal difference of 4: 4 from both games, the game went into overtime.
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Osvaldo Santos Ayala ( Boca Juniors ) Carlos Álvarez Rubén Marino Navarro ( CA Independiente ) Murió José Nazionale ( Unión de Santa Fe ) Juan Carlos Murúa ( Racing Club ) Juan Héctor Guidi ( CA Lanús ) Martín Pando ( Argentinos Juniors ) Osvaldo Nardiello (Boca Juniors ) Osvaldo Carceo (Argentinos Juniors) Jorge Edgardo D'Ascenzo (CA Independiente) Raúl Belén ( Racing Club ) Reserve
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1 Gilmar ( SC Corinthians ) 2 Djalma Santos ( Portuguesa ) 3 Hilderaldo Bellini ( CR Vasco da Gama ) 6 Aldemar ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 4 Geraldo Scotto ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 5 Dino Sani ( FC São Paulo ) 8 Chinesinho (Palmeiras São Paulo ) 7 Júlio Botelho (Palmeiras São Paulo) 9 Delém (CR Vasco da Gama) 10 Décio Esteves ( Bangu AC ) 11 Roberto Frojuelo (FC São Paulo) Reserve
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1963
The ninth staging Brazil was able to win in the second game in extra time.
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1 Gilmar ( Santos FC ) 2 Djalma Santos ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 3 Mauro Ramos (Santos FC) 5 Dary ( Fluminense FC ) 6 Altair (Fluminense FC) 4 Zequinha ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 8 Mengálvio (Santos FC) 7 Dorval Rodrigues ( FC Santos) 9 Coutinho (FC Santos) 10 Pelé (FC Santos) 11 Pepe (FC Santos) Reserve
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Edgardo Andrada ( Rosario Central ) Oscar Raimundo Martín ( Racing Club ) Rubén Marino Navarro ( CA Independiente ) José Vázquez ( Chacarita Juniors ) David Carmelo Iñigo Antonio Cielinsky ( CA Vélez Sársfield ) Ernesto Humberto Juárez ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Enrique Santiago Fernández (Rosario Central) Julio San Lorenzo (Racing Club) Raúl Savoy ( CA Independiente ) Juan Carlos Lallana ( Argentinos Juniors ) Reserve
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1 Gilmar ( Santos FC ) 2 Djalma Santos ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 3 Mauro Ramos (Santos FC) 5 Cláudio Danni ( SC Internacional ) 6 Altair ( Fluminense FC ) 4 Zito (Santos FC) 8 Mengálvio (Santos FC) 7 Dorval Rodrigues ( FC Santos) 9 Amarildo ( Botafogo FR ) 10 Pelé (FC Santos) 11 Pepe (FC Santos) Reserve
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Edgardo Andrada ( Rosario Central ) Oscar Raimundo Martín ( Racing Club ) Rubén Marino Navarro ( CA Independiente ) José Vázquez ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) David Carmelo Iñigo Antonio Cielinsky ( CA Vélez Sársfield ) Raúl Savoy ( CA Independiente ) Ernesto Humbán Juárez ( Club Atlético ) Enrique Santiago Fernández (Rosario Central) Julio San Lorenzo (Racing Club) Juan Carlos Lallana ( Argentinos Juniors ) Reserve
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1971
After the teams parted in the tenth game in the first and second game, the title was shared this year.
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Rubén Omar Sánchez ( Boca Juniors ) Jorge Dominichi ( River Plate ) Ángel Bargas ( CA Chacarita Juniors ) César Laraignée (River Plate) Ramón Heredia ( CA San Lorenzo ) Norberto Madurga ( Boca Juniors ) José Pastoriza ( CA Independiente ) Miguel Brindisi ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Rubén Ayala (CA San Lorenzo) Carlos Bianchi ( CA Vélez Sársfield ) Rodolfo Fischer (CA San Lorenzo)
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1 Felix ( Fluminense FC ) 4 Zé Maria ( SC Corinthians ) 2 Brito ( Botafogo FR ) 3 Piazza ( Cruzeiro Belo Horizonte ) 6 Everaldo ( Grêmio Porto Alegre ) 5 Clodoaldo ( Santos FC ) 8 Gérson ( São Paulo FC ) 11 Roberto Rivelino ( SC Corinthians) 7 Vaguinho ( Atlético Mineiro ) 9 Claudiomiro ( SC Internacional ) 10 Tostão (Cruzeiro Belo Horizonte) Reserve
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1 Felix ( Fluminense FC ) 4 Eurico ( Palmeiras São Paulo ) 2 Brito ( Botafogo FR ) 3 Piazza ( Cruzeiro Belo Horizonte ) 6 Everaldo ( Grêmio Porto Alegre ) 5 Clodoaldo ( Santos FC ) 8 Gérson ( São Paulo FC ) 11 Roberto Rivelino ( SC Corinthians) 7 Vaguinho ( Atlético Mineiro ) 9 Caju (Botafogo FR) 10 Tostão (Cruzeiro Belo Horizonte) Reserve
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1976
The games of the eleventh and final competition were played as part of the Taça do Atlântico . Therefore, at the eleventh and final edition of the competition, the games were played in both countries for the first time. The first game in Argentina and the second in Brazil.
The game in Buenos Aires between Argentina and Brazil was the last of the great Brazilian coach Flávio Costa on the Argentinean bench.
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Ricardo La Volpe ( CA San Lorenzo ) Andrés Rebottaro ( Newell's Old Boys ) Daniel Killer ( Rosario Central ) Pablo Cárdenas ( Racing Club ) Alberto Tarantini ( Boca Juniors ) Américo Gallego (Newell's Old Boys) Marcelo Trobbiani (Racing Club) Ricardo Bochini ( CA Independiente ) Héctor Scotta ( Sevilla FC ) Mario Kempes ( Valencia FC ) Oscar Ortiz ( Grêmio Porto Alegre ) Reserve
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1 Valdir Peres ( São Paulo FC ) 2 Getúlio ( Atlético Mineiro ) 3 Miguel Ferreira ( Fluminense FC ) 4 Amaral ( Guarani FC ) 5 Francisco Marinho ( Botafogo FR ) 6 Chicão (São Paulo FC) 8 Falcão ( SC Internacional ) 10 Zico ( CR Flamengo ) 7 Flecha (Guarani FC) 9 Geraldo Assoviador (CR Flamengo) 11 Lula (SC Internacional) Reserve
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1: 2 Mario Kempes 74 ′ ( penalty )
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0: 1 Lula 5 ′ 0: 2 Zico 67 ′
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1 Valdir Peres ( São Paulo FC ) 2 Orlando Pereira ( America FC (RJ) ) 3 Jayme ( CR Flamengo ) 4 Amaral ( Guarani FC ) 5 Marco Antônio ( CR Vasco da Gama ) 6 Chicão (São Paulo FC) 8 Geraldo Assoviador ( CR Flamengo) 10 Roberto Rivelino ( Fluminense FC ) 7 Gil (Fluminense FC) 8 Neca ( Grêmio Porto Alegre ) 11 Lula ( SC Internacional ) Reserve
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Ricardo La Volpe ( CA San Lorenzo ) Jorge Olguín (CA San Lorenzo) Jorge Carrascosa ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Daniel Passarella ( River Plate ) Alberto Tarantini ( Boca Juniors ) Américo Gallego ( Newell's Old Boys ) Marcelo Trobbiani ( Racing Club ) Ricardo Bochini ( CA Independiente ) René Houseman ( Club Atlético Huracán ) Leopoldo Luque (River Plate) Mario Kempes ( Valencia CF ) Reserve
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Web links
- Copa Roca on rsssf.com (Engl.)
- Brazilian national team games 1914-1922 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Brazilian national team games 1923-1933 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Brazilian national team matches 1939-1946 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Brazilian national team matches 1939-1946 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Games of the Brazilian national team 1957 - 1958 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Games of the Brazilian national team 1959 - 1960 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Games of the Brazilian national team 1961 - 1963 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Brazilian national team matches 1971 - 1973 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- Brazilian national team matches 1976 - 1977 on rsssf.com (portug. / Engl.)
- History of the Copa Roca 1939-1940 , report on futebolportenho.com.br from January 6, 2011, page in portug., Accessed on November 24, 2018
- History of the Copa Roca 1945-1963 , report on futebolportenho.com.br from January 6, 2011, page in portug., Accessed on November 24, 2018
Individual evidence
- ↑ Match report 3rd match 1945 on cbf.com.br, page on portu., Accessed on November 26, 2018
- ↑ Pelé Debut , report on terra.com.br of September 14, 2011, page in portugal, accessed on November 23, 2018
- ↑ Match report 2nd match 1960, report on cbf.com.br from 10 November 2015, page in portug., Accessed on 28 November 2018
- ↑ Details on rsssf.com in 1976