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| World Club Cup - game by game history 1980-Present |
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Stormy history
Originally called the Inter-Continental Cup but now named the World Club Championship although it only involves winners of the European Cup and South America’s Copa Libertadores. UEFA General Secretary Henri Delauney first suggested the annual challenge match although the early days were littered with controversy, rough play and too intense rivalry. Home and away legs, often leading to further play-offs, were also becoming harder to schedule.
Throughout the 1970s it became a non –event with the European Cup winners often refusing to take part. But when Tokyo offered to stage the game in 1980 it took off again and has been staged there annually ever since.
Real Madrid, kings of Europe in the 1950s, were coming to the end of their glory days when the competition got under way. Up to 2001, Milan’s six appearances - with three wins and three defeats - make them the most successful club in the tournament’s history, pipping Uruguay’s Penarol and Nacional Montevideo. Argentina’s Independiente have also made it through six times although only winning twice.
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| 2004 - Dec 13, Tokyo |
| Porto |
0-0 aet |
Once Caldas |
| (Porto win 8-7on pens) |
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Ref: Larrionda (Uruguay) |
| Porto: Vitor Baia (Nuno 104); Seitaridis, Jorge Costa, Pedro Emanuel, Ricardo Costa; Diego, Costinha, Maniche; McCarthy, Derlei (Carlos Alberto 70), Luis Fabiano (Quaresma 77). |
| Once Caldas: Henao; Rojas, Vanegas, Cambindo (Catano 46), Garcia; Viafara, Velasquez, Arango (Diaz 62), Soto (Alcazar 52); Fabbro, De Nigris. |
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| 2003 - Dec 14, Tokyo |
| Boca Juniors |
1-1 aet |
Milan |
| Donnet 29 |
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Tomasson 24 |
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Ref: Ivanov (Rus)
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Boca Juniors: Abbondanzieri; Schiavi, Perea, Burdisso, Rodriguez; Cagna, Cascini, Battaglia; Donnet; Schelotto (Tevez 72), Iarley
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Milan: Dida; Pancaro, Costacurta, Maldini, Cafu; Seedorf, Pirlo, Gattuso (Ambrosini 100); Kaka (Rui Costa 77); Tomasson (Inzaghi 60), Shevchenko
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| 2001 - Nov 27, Tokyo |
| Bayern Munich |
1-0 aet |
Boca Juniors |
| Kuffour 110 |
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Delgado s/o |
| Ref: Nielsen (Denmark) |
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(51, 327) |
| Bayern Munich: Kahn, Sagnol, Kuffour, R Kovac, Lizarazu, N Kovac (Jancker 77), Fink, Hargreaves (Sforza 77), Sergio, Elber, Pizarro (Thiam 128) |
| Boca Juniors: Cordoba, Martinez, Schiavi, Burdisso, Rodriguez, Traverso, Serna, Villareal (Pinto 100), Riquelme, Barros Schelotto, Delgado |
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| 2000 - Nov 28, Tokyo |
| Boca Juniors |
2-1 |
Real Madrid |
| Palermo 3, 6 |
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Roberto Carlos 12 |
| Ref: Oscar Ruiz Acosta (Col) |
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(51,000) |
| Boca Juniors: Oscar Cordoba; Jorge Bermudez, Cristian Traverso, Hugo Ibarra, Anibal Matellan; Jose Basualdo, Mauricio Serna, Sebastian Battaglia (Nicolas Burdisso 88), Juan Riquelme; Marcelo Delgado (Guillermo Barros Schelotto 85), Martin Palermo. |
| Real Madrid: Iker Casillas; Aitor Karanka, Fernando Hierro, Roberto Carlos; Steve McManaman (Savio Bortoloni 66), Claude Makelele (Fernando Morientes 75), Ivan Helguera, Geremi, Luis Figo; Guti, Raul |
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| 1999 - Nov 30, Tokyo |
| Man Utd |
1-0 |
Palmeiras |
| Keane35 |
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Ref: Helmut Krug (Germany) |
| Man Utd: Mark Bosnich; Dennis Irwin, Jaap Stam, Gary Neville, Mickel Silvestre; David Beckham, Roy Keane, Paul Scholes (Teddy Sheringham 74), Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs; Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Dwight Yorke 46). (Coach: Alex Ferguson) |
| Palmeiras: Roberto Marcos, Junior Baiano, Roque Junior, Jenilson, Francisco Javier Arce; Crizam Zinho, Marcos Galeano (Paulino 54), Cesar Sampaio, Alex de Sousa; Paulo Nunes (Elias 77), Faustino Asprilla (Oseas dos Santos 56) |
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| 1998 - Dec 1, Tokyo |
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| Real Madrid |
2-1 |
Vasco de Gama |
| Naza og 26 |
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Juninho 57 |
| Raul 83 |
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| Ref: Sanchez (Chile) |
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(51,514) |
| Real Madrid: Illgner; Panucci, Sanchis, Sanz, Roberto Carlos; Hierro, Redondo, Seedorf, Savio (Suker 89); Mijatovic (Jarni 85), Raul. (Coach: Gus Hiddink) |
| Vasco de Gama: Carlos Germano; Vagner (Vitor 80), Odvan, Mauro Galvao, Felipe; Naza, Luizinho (Guilherme 84), Juninho, Ramon (Valber 88); Donizete, Luizao. (Coach: Lopes) |
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| 1997 - Dec 2, Tokyo |
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| Borussia Dortmund |
2-0 |
Cruzeiro |
| Zorc 34 |
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Vitor s/o 67 |
| Herrlich 84 |
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(46,953) |
| Ref: Garcia Aranda (Spain) |
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| Borussia Dortmund: Klos; Heinrich, Julio Cesar, Feiersinger, Freund; Zorc (Kirovski 80), Reuter, Moeller, Paulo Sousa; Chapuisat (Decheiver 75), Herrlich. (Coach: Nevio Scala) |
| Cruzeiro: Dida; Victor, Joao Carlos, Goncalves, Fabinho; Cleison, Roberto (Marcelo 64), Ricardinho, Elivelton; Bebeto, Donizete. (Coach: Nelsinho) |
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| 1996 - Nov 26, Tokyo |
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| Juventus |
1-0 |
River Plate |
| Del Piero 82 |
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(48, 305) |
| Juve lifted the trophy for the first time since 1985 by beating River Plate with a single strike from Alex Del Piero. |
| Juventus: Peruzzi; Porrini, Ferrara, Montero, Torricelli; Di Livio, Deschamps, Jugovic; Zidane (Tacchinardi 87); Del Piero, Boksic. (Coach: Marcello Lippi) |
| River Plate: Bonano; Diaz, Berizzo, Ayala, Sorin; Astrad, Montserrat, Berti (Gancedo 75), Ortega; Francescoli, Cruz (Salas 84). (Coach: Ramon Diaz) |
| Ref: Rezende De Freitas (Brazil) |
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| 1995 - Nov 28, Tokyo |
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| Ajax |
0-0 aet |
Gremio |
| (60,000) |
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Riverola s/o 56 |
| Ref: David Elleray (Eng) |
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| (Ajax win 4-3 on pens) |
| Pens: Dinho (saved), Kluivert ( missed), Arce (missed), R De Boer (g), Magno (g), F De Boer (g), Gelson (g), Finidi (g), Adilson (g), Blind (g) |
| Ajax: Van der Sar; Reiziger, Bogarde, R De Boer, Blind: Finidi, F De Boer, Davids, Litmanen (Reuser 95); Kluivert, Overmars (Kanu 68). (Coach: Van Gaal) |
| Gremio: Darnlei; Arce, Roger; Dinho, Adilson, Rivarola; Goiano, Arilson (Luciano 60), Paulo Nunes, Carlos Miguel (Gelson 99), Jardel (Magno 79). (Coach: Scolari) |
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| 1994 - Dec 1, Tokyo |
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| Velez Sarsfield |
2-0 |
Milan |
| Trotta pen 51 |
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Costacurta s/o 86 |
| Asad 57 |
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| Ref: Torres Cadena (Col) |
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(67,000) |
| Velez Sarsfield: Chilavert; Trotta, Cardozo; Gomez, Almandoz, Sotomayor; Bassedas, Basualdo, Asad, Pompei, Flores. (Coach: Carlos Bianchi) |
| Milan: Rossi; Tassotti, Costacurta, Baresi, Maldini; Donadoni, Albertini, Desailly, Boban (Simone 60), Savicevic (Panucci 87); Massaro. (Coach: Fabio Capello) |
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| 1993 - Dec 12, Tokyo |
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| Sao Paulo |
3-2 |
Milan |
| Palhinha 19 |
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Massaro 49 |
| Cerezo 60 |
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Papin 81 |
| Muller 86 |
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| Ref: Quiniou (France) |
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(60,000) |
| Sao Paulo: Zetti; Cafu, Valber,; Ronaldo, Doriva, Andre; Muller, Dinho, Palhinha (Juninho 75),Cerezo, Leonardo. (Coach: Santana) |
| Milan: Rossi; Panucci, Costacurta, Baresi, Maldini; Donadoni, Albertini (Orlando 80), Desailly; Papin, Massaro, Raducioiu (Tassotti 80). (Coach: Fabio Capello) |
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| 1992 - Dec 13, Tokyo |
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| Sao Paulo |
2-1 |
Barcelona |
| Rai 26, 79 |
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Stoichkov 13 |
| Ref: Loustau (Argentina) |
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(70,000) |
| Sao Paulo: Zetti; Cafu, Vitor; Adilson, Ronaldo, Pintado, Luis Ronaldo; Muller, Cerezo (Dinho 83), Palhinha, Rai. (Coach: Santana) |
| Barcelona: Zubizaretta; Ferrer, Guardiola, Koeman, Eusebio; Baquero (Goicoechea 52), Amor, Witschge, Beguiristain (Nadal 79); Stoichkov, M Laudrup. (Coach: Johann Cruyff) |
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| 1991 - Dec 8, Tokyo |
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| Red Star Belgrade |
3-0 |
Colo Colo |
| Jugovic 19, 52 |
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| Pancev 72 |
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(60,000) |
| Savicevic s/o 44 |
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Ref: Rothlisberger (Switz) |
| Red Star: Milojevic; Radinovic, Vasilijevic; Belodedic, Najdoski, Stosic; Jugovic, Ratkovic, Pancev, Savicevic, Mihajlovic. (Coach: Popovic) |
| Colo Colo: Moron; Garrido, Margas; Ramirez, Salvatierra (Dabrowski 65), Mendoza; Vilches, Barticiott, Pizarro, Yanez, Martinez (Rubio 51). (Coach: Rubio) |
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| 1990 -Dec 9, Tokyo |
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| Milan |
3-0 |
Olimpia |
| Rijkaard 43, 65 |
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| Stroppa 61 |
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Ref: Wright (Brazil) |
| Two goals from Dutch midfielder Frank Rijkaard and another from Giovanni Stroppa gives Milan the trophy for the third time in front of 62,228 in Japan. They had earlier beaten Sampdoria 3-1 on agg (1-1, 2-0) to lift European Super Cup. |
| Milan: Pazzagli; Tassotti, Baresi, Costacurta, Maldini (Galli 22); Gullit, Rijkaard, Stroppa, Donadoni; Carbone, Van Basten. (Coach: Sacchi) |
| Olimpia: Almeida; Fernandez, Caceres, Guasch, Ramirez (Chamac 48); Suarez, Hoyn (Cubilla) 68), Balbuena, Monzon; Amarilla, Samaniego. (Coach: Cubilla) |
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| 1989 - Dec 17, Tokyo |
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| Milan |
1-0 aet |
At Nacional (Col) |
| Evani 118 |
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Ref: Fredriksson (Swe) |
| Alberigo Evan’s extra time goal gave Milan the Cup against the Colombians in front of 62,000. It completed a brilliant double for the Rossoneri who had beaten Barcelona 2-1 on agg (1-1, 1-0) to lift European Super Cup ten days earlier when Evani also scored the winning goal. |
| Milan: Galli; Tassotti, Costacurta, Baresi, Maldini; Fuser (Evani 65), Rijkaard, Ancelotti, Donadoni; Massaro (Simeone 69), Van Basten. (Coach: Sacchi) |
| Nacional: Higuita; Escobar, Gilardo Gomez, Herrera; Cassiani, Ricardo Perez, Arango (Restrepo 91), Alvarez; Aerboleda, (Uzurriaga 46), Garcia, Trellez. (Coach: Maturana) |
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| 1988 - Dec 11, Tokyo |
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| Nacional |
2-2 aet |
PSV Eindhoven |
| Ostolaza 7, 119 |
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Romario 75 |
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Koeman pen 109 |
| Ref: Dias Palacio (Col) |
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(62,000) |
| (Nacional win 7-6 on pens) |
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| Nacional: Gomez; De Leon, Revelez, Pintos Saldanha, Ostolaza, Vargas (Moran), Lemos, De Lima, Cardaccio (Carreno), Castro. (Coach: Fleitas) |
| PSV Eindhoven: Van Breukelen; Gerets, Koots, Koeman, Heintze (Valckx); Lerby, Van Aerle, Vanenburg (Gilhau); Romario, Kieft, Ellerman. (Coach: Gus Hiddink) |
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| 1987 - Dec 13, Tokyo |
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| FC Porto |
2-1 aet |
Penarol |
| Gomes 41 |
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Viera 80 |
| Madjer 108 |
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| Ref: Wohrer (Austria) |
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(45,000) |
| FC Porto: Mlynarczyk; Joao Pinto, Geraldao, Lima, Pereira, Inacio, Rui Barros (Quim), Jaime Magalhaes, Andre, Sousa, Gomes, Madjer. (Coach: Ivic) |
| Penarol: Pereira; Herrera (Goncalves), Rotti, Trasante, Dominguez, Perdomo, Viera, Aguirre, Cabrera (Matosas), Vidal, Da Silva. (Coach: Oscar Tabarez) |
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| 1986 - Dec 14, Tokyo |
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| River Plate |
1-0 |
Steaua Bucharest |
| Alzamendi 28 |
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| Ref: Martinez-Bazan (Uru) |
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(62,000) |
| River Plate: Pumpido; Gordilo, Gutierrez, Montenegro, Ruggeri; Alfaro (Sperandino), Alonso, Enrique; Gallego, Alzamendi, Funes. (Coach: Vieira) |
| Steaua Bucharest: Stingaciu; Iovan, Bumbescu, Belodedici, Barbulescu (Maraju; Weisenbacher, Stoica, Balint, Balan; Lacatus, Piturca. (Coach: Iordanescu) |
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| 1985 - Dec 9, Tokyo |
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| Juventus |
2-1 |
Argentinos Juniors |
| Platini pen 64 |
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Ereros 55 |
| Laudrup 83 |
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Castro 75 |
| Ref: Roth (Germany) |
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(62,000) |
| (Juve win 4-2 on pens) |
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| An 83rd minute Michael Laudrup goal took the game into extra time before Juve went on win 4-2 on penalties to lift the trophy for the first time. Michel Platini had scored from the spot earlier as it finished 2-2 in normal time against Argentinos Juniors. |
| Juventus: Tacconi; Favero, Brio, Scirea (Pioli), Cabrini; Bonini, Manfredonia, Platini; Mauro (Briaschi), Serena, Laudrup. (Coach: Giovanni Trapattoni) |
| Argentinos Juniors: Vidalle; Villalba, Pavon, Olguin, Domenach; Videla, Natista, Commisso (Corsi), Castro; Borghi, Ereros ( J J Lopez). (Coach: Yudica) |
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| 1984 - Dec 9, Tokyo |
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| Independiente |
1-0 |
Liverpool |
| Percudani 6 |
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| Ref: Romualdo (Brazil) |
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(62,000) |
| Independiente: Goyen; Villaverde (Monzon), Enrique, Calusen, Troessero; Marangoni, Burruchaga, Giusti; Percudani, Bochini, Barberon. (Coach: Pastoriza) |
| Liverpool: Grobbelaar; Neal, Hansen, Gillespie, A Kennedy; Nicol, Molby, Johnston, Wark; Dalglish, Rush. (Coach: Joe Fagan) |
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| 1983 - Dec 11, Tokyo |
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| Gremio |
2-1 |
Hamburg |
| Renato 37, 93 |
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Schroeder 85 |
| Ref: Voutrot (France) |
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(65,000) |
| Gremio: Mazaropi; Paulo Roberto, Baidek, De Leon, Magalhaes; Sergio, Paul Cesar (Caio), Osvaldo (Bonamigo), China; Renato, Tarciso. (Coach: Valdir Espinosa) |
| Hamburg: Stein; Wehmeyer, Jakobs, Hieronymus, Schroeder; Hartwig, Groh, Rolff, Magath; Wuttke, Hansen. (Coach: Happel) |
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| 1982 - Dec 12, Tokyo |
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| Penarol |
2-0 |
Aston Villa |
| Jair 27 |
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(62,000) |
| Silva 68 |
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Ref: Calderon (Costa Rica) |
| Penarol: Fernandez; Diogo, Olivera, Morales, Gutierrez; Bossio, Ramos (Charrua), Saralegui, Morena; Jair, Silva. (Coach: Bagnulo) |
| Aston Villa: Rimmer; Jones, Evans, McNaught, Williams; Mortimer, Bremner, Cowans, Morley; Shaw, Withe. (Coach: Tony Barton) |
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| 1981 - Dec 13, Tokyo |
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| Flamengo |
3-0 |
Liverpool |
| Nunes 13, 41 |
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| Adilio 34 |
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| Ref: Vasquez (Mexico) |
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(62,000) |
| Flamengo: Raul; Leandro, Mozer, Marinho, Junior; Adilio, Tita, Andrade, Zico; Nunes, Lico. (Coach: Paolo Cesar Carpegiani) |
| Liverpool: Grobbelaar; Neal, Lawrenson, Thompson, Hansen; Lee, Johnston, Souness, McDermott (D Johnson), R Kennedy; Dalglish. (Coach: Bob Paisley) |
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| 1980 - Jan 2, 1981, Tokyo |
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| Nacional |
1-0 |
Nottm Forest |
| Victorino 10 |
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| Ref: Klein (Israel) |
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(62,000) |
| Nacional: Rodriguez; Moreira, Blanco, Enriquez, Gonzalez, Milar, Esparrago, Luzardo, Morales, Bica, Victorino. (Coach: Mujica) |
| Nottm Forest: Shilton; Anderson, Lloyd, Burns, F Gray; Ponte (Ward), O’Neill, S Gray, Robertson; Francis, Wallace. (Coach: Brian Clough) |
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