Peñarol in Copa Libertadores 2011-2019
Overview | 2000-2009
306 24th February 2011 (1st Round - Group 8)
INDEPENDIENTE (ARGENTINA) - PEÑAROL 3-0 (0-0)
1-0 Parra 46, 2-0 Pellerano 70, 3-0 Silvera 86
Salvio Fagundes BRA, Altemir Hausmann BRA, Roberto Braatz BRA
38.000, Estadio Libertadores de América, Avellaneda
INDEPENDIENTE: (Coach: Antonio Mohamed)
Hilario Navarro; Julián Velázquez, Eduardo Tuzzio (c), Leonel Galeano, Maximiliano
Velázquez; Nicolás Cabrera, Cristian Pellerano, Leandro Gracián (63' Roberto Battión);
Patricio Rodríguez, Matías Defederico (72' Leonel Núñez), Facundo Parra (65' Andrés
Silvera).
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Fabián Carini; Matías Corujo, Carlos Valdez (46' Alejandro González), Guillermo Rodríguez,
Darío Rodríguez; Luis Aguiar, Nicolás Freitas, Nicolás Domingo, Jonathan Urretaviscaya
(81' Fabián Estoyanoff); Antonio Pacheco (c), Juan Manuel Olivera (65' Alejandro
Martinuccio).
Notes: Alejandro Martinuccio and Nicolás Domingo were Born in Argentina.
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307 1st March 2011 (1st Round - Group 8)
GODOY CRUZ (ARGENTINA) - PEÑAROL 1-3 (1-2)
0-1 Olivera 1 h, 1-1 Ramírez 31 h, 1-2 Olivera 41 h, 1-3 Aguiar 67
Paulo Oliveira BRA, Emerson de Oliveira BRA, Carlos Berkenbrock BRA
10.000, Estadio Malvinas Argentinas, Mendoza
GODOY CRUZ: (Coach: Jorge Da Silva)
Sebastián Torrico; Roberto Russo, Leonardo Sigali, Nicolás Sánchez, Zelmar García (46'
Alvaro Navarro); Nicolás Olmedo (c), Ariel Rojas (70' Mariano Donda); Carlos Sánchez,
Diego Villar, Fabrizio Núñez (69' Gabriel Moyano), Ruben Ramírez.
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez (72' Edison Torres), Guillermo Rodríguez,
Darío Rodríguez (c); Matías Corujo, Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (69' Emiliano
Albín); Alejandro Martinuccio y Juan Manuel Olivera (86' Mauro Guevgeozian).
Notes: The match was suspended for 10 minutes at the 72nd Minute due to illumination
problems.
First victory away after 8 years 10 months and 22 days (9- 4-2002 San Lorenzo 2-0).
Edison Torres was Born in Paraguay.
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308 9th March 2011 (1st Round - Group 8)
PEÑAROL - LDU DE QUITO (ECUADOR) 1-0 (0-0)
1-0 Aguiar 57
Víctor Rivera PER, César Escano PER, Johnny Bossio PER
42.702, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Matías Corujo, Carlos Valdez, Alejandro González, Darío Rodríguez; Jonathan
Urretaviscaya (90' Emiliano Albín), Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (58' Fabián
Estoyanoff); Antonio Pacheco (c) (77' Alejandro Martinuccio), Juan Manuel Olivera.
LDU DE QUITO: (Coach: Edgardo Bauza)
Alexander Domínguez; Jorge Guagua, Geovanny Caicedo, Diego Calderón, Néicer Reasco (c); Enrique
Vera, Ulises De la Cruz, Paul Ambrossi (70' José Valencia), Fernando Hidalgo (66' Carlos Luna);
Ezequiel González (85' Patricio Urrutia), Hernán Barcos.
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309 17th March 2011 (1st Round - Group 8)
LDU DE QUITO (ECUADOR) - PEÑAROL 5-0 (2-0)
1-0 Luna 22, 2-0 Calderón 45 h, 3-0 Valdez 59 og, 4-0 Barcos 66 p, 5-0 Calderón 79 h
Wilmar Roldán COL, Humberto Clavijo COL, Wilson Berrío COL
14.000, Estadio Casa Blanca, Quito
Sent Off: Hildago (69)
LDU DE QUITO: (Coach: Edgardo Bauza)
Alexander Domínguez; Jorge Guagua, Giovanny Caicedo, Diego Calderón, Néicer Reasco (c); Enrique
Vera (66' Fernando Hidalgo), Ulises De la Cruz, Paúl Ambrossi; Ezequiel González (69' William
Araújo), Hernán Barcos, Carlos Luna (22' Walter Calderón).
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Darío Rodríguez (c), Emiliano Albín; Matías
Corujo, Nicolás Freitas (69' Nicolás Domingo), Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (60' Fabián Estoyanoff);
Mauro Guevgeozian (60' Juan Manuel Olivera), Alejandro Martinuccio.
Notes: Fabián Estoyanoff had an 80th Minute Penalty Kick saved by Alexander Domínguez.
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310 31st March 2011 (1st Round - Group 8)
PEÑAROL - GODOY CRUZ (ARGENTINA) 2-1 (1-0)
1-0 Olivera 43, 1-1 D.Rodríguez 58 og, 2-1 Freitas 70
Heber Lopes BRA, Roberto Braatz BRA, Dibert Pedrosa BRA
43.761, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Matías Corujo, Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Darío Rodríguez; Jonathan
Urretaviscaya, Nicolás Freitas, Nicolás Domingo, Matías Mier (66' Fabián Estoyanoff); Antonio
Pacheco (73' Emiliano Albín), Juan Manuel Olivera (90' Diego Alonso).
GODOY CRUZ: (Coach: Jorge Da Silva)
Sebastián Torrico; Roberto Russo, Leonardo Sigali, Nicolás Sánchez, Zelmar García; Carlos
Sánchez (59' Ariel Rojas), Nicolás Olmedo (c), Israel Damonte (73' Alvaro Navarro); Diego
Villar (78' Fabricio Núñez), Mariano Donda; Rubén Ramírez.
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311 12th April 2011 (1st Round - Group 8)
PEÑAROL - INDEPENDIENTE (ARGENTINA) 0-1 (0-1)
0-1 Parra 34
Antonio Arias PAR, César Franco PAR, Darío Gaona PAR
51.989, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Sent Off: Olivera (83) / Assmann (83)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Matías Corujo, Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Darío Rodríguez; Jonathan
Urretaviscaya (23' Fabián Estoyanoff), Nicolás Domingo, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (57' Alejandro
Martinuccio); Antonio Pacheco (c) (73' Diego Alonso), Juan Manuel Olivera.
INDEPENDIENTE: (Coach: Antonio Mohamed)
Fabián Assmann; Iván Vélez, Carlos Matheu, Julián Velázquez, Maximiliano Velázquez; Fernando
Godoy (78' Hernán Fredes), Roberto Battión, Federico Mancuello (78' Iván Pérez); Leandro
Gracián; Facundo Parra, Jairo Castillo (46' Patricio Rodríguez).
Notes: Peñarol qualified as runner-up of Group 8. Peñarol had already qualified without
playing the previous week when Independiente tied LDU de Quito 1-1.
After Fabián Assmann sending off, Facundo Parra played as goalie as Independiente had
already spent their 3 substitutions.
Peñarol lost an unbeaten strike at home of 14 matches in 9 years 11 months and 20
days (2- 5-2001 Vasco Da Gama 1-3).
Before the start of the match, Peñarol fans deployed the "Largest Football Flag of the
World" (309 x 50 m).
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312 28th April 2011 (Eighthfinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - INTERNACIONAL (BRAZIL) 1-1 (1-0)
1-0 Corujo 37, 1-1 Damião 64
Carlos Torres PAR, Rodney Aquino PAR, Carlos Cáceres PAR
44.015, Estadio Centenario
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Guillermo Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez; Matías
Corujo, Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (70' Fabián Estoyanoff); Antonio Pacheco (c)
(79' Diego Alonso), Alejandro Martinuccio.
INTERNACIONAL: (Coach: Paulo Roberto Falcão)
Renán; Nei, Bolívar (c), Rodrigo, Kléber; Mario Bolatti, Pablo Guiñazú, Andrezinho (79' Tinga),
Andrés D'Alessandro; Leandro Damião, Rafael Sobis (46' Oscar).
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313 4th May 2011 (Eighthfinals - 2nd Leg)
INTERNACIONAL (BRAZIL) - PEÑAROL 1-2 (1-0)
1-0 Oscar 1, 1-1 Martinuccio 46, 1-2 Olivera 51 h
Enrique Oses CHI, Francisco Mondría CHI, Juan Maturana CHI
42.863, Estádio José Pinheiro Borda "Beira Rio", Porto Alegre
INTERNACIONAL: (Coach: Paulo Roberto Falcão)
Renan; Nei (72' Rafael Sobis), Bolívar (c), Rodrigo, Kleber; Mario Bolatti, Pablo Guiñazu,
Andrezinho (57' Tinga), Andrés D'Alessandro; Oscar (57' Ricardo Goulart), Leandro Damião.
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez (71' Emiliano Albín), Guillermo Rodríguez,
Darío Rodríguez (c); Matías Corujo, Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (79' Nicolás
Domingo); Juan Manuel Olivera, Alejandro Martinuccio (90' Edison Torres).
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 3-2 on aggregate.
First victory in Brazil after 28 years 5 months 18 days (16-11-1982 Flamengo 1-0).
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314 11th May 2011 (Quarterfinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA (CHILE) 2-0 (1-0)
1-0 Olivera 37, 2-0 Martinuccio 90
Héctor Baldassi ARG, Ricardo Casas ARG, Ernesto Uziga ARG
46.550, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Matías Corujo, Alejandro González, Guillermo Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez (c);
Jonathan Urretaviscaya (78' Fabián Estoyanoff), Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (62'
Emiliano Albín); Juan Manuel Olivera (85' Diego Alonso), Alejandro Martinuccio.
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA: (Coach: Juan Antonio Pizzi)
Paulo Garcés; Rodrigo Valenzuela (c), Hans Martínez, Alfonso Parot, Juan Eluchans; Tomás Costa,
Jorge Ormeño, Francisco Silva (57' Felipe Gutiérrez), Fernando Meneses (84' Francisco Pizarro),
Marcelo Cañete (73' Pablo Calandria); Lucas Pratto.
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315 19th May 2011 (Quarterfinals - 2nd Leg)
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA (CHILE) - PEÑAROL 2-1 (1-0)
1-0 Meneses 17, 2-0 Gutiérrez 69, 2-1 Estoyanoff 84
Heber Lopes BRA, Altemir Hausmann BRA, Marcio Santiago BRA
18.000, Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo, Santiago
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA: (Coach: Juan Antonio Pizzi)
Paulo Garcés; Rodrigo Valenzuela (c), Hans Martínez, Alfonso Parot, Juan Eluchans; Jorge Ormeño,
Tomás Costa (50' Francisco Silva), Fernando Meneses (78' Marcelo Cañete), Milovan Mirosevic;
José Luis Villanueva (61' Roberto Gutiérrez), Lucas Pratto.
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Guillermo Rodríguez, Dario Rodríguez (c);
Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matias Corujo, Matías Mier (68' Fabián Estoyanoff); Juan Manuel
Olivera (88' Diego Alonso), Alejandro Martinuccio.
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 3-2 on aggregate.
Peñarol qualified to Semifinals for the first time since 1987.
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316 27th May 2011 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - VÉLEZ SARSFIELD (ARGENTINA) 1-0 (1-0)
1-0 D.Rodríguez 44 h
Carlos Amarilla PAR, Nicolás Yegros PAR, Rodney Aquino PAR
53.079, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Guillermo Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez; Matías
Corujo (57' Fabián Estoyanoff), Nicolás Freitas, Luís Aguiar, Matías Mier (77' Emiliano Albín);
Alejandro Martinuccio, Juan Manuel Olivera (82' Diego Alonso).
VÉLEZ SARSFIELD: (Coach: Ricardo Gareca)
Marcelo Barovero; Fabián Cubero (c), Sebastián Domínguez, Fernando Ortiz, Emiliano Papa; Augusto
Fernández (80' Iván Bella), Franco Razzotti, Víctor Zapata, Ricardo Alvarez, Juan Manuel Martínez
(76' David Ramírez), Santiago Silva (86' Guillermo Franco).
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317 2nd June 2011 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
VÉLEZ SARSFIELD (ARGENTINA) - PEÑAROL 2-1 (1-1)
0-1 Mier 34, 1-1 Tobio 45+3, 2-1 Silva 67
Enrique Oses CHI, Francisco Mondría CHI, Patricio Basualto CHI
45.000, Estadio José Amalfitani, Buenos Aires
Sent Off: Ortiz (69)
VÉLEZ SARSFIELD: (Coach: Ricardo Gareca)
Marcelo Barovero; Fabián Cubero (c) (13' Fernando Tobio), Sebastián Domínguez, Fernando Ortiz,
Emiliano Papa; Augusto Fernández, Héctor Canteros, Víctor Zapata (87' David Zapata); Maximiliano
Moralez (60' Ricardo Alvarez); Juan Manuel Martínez, Santiago Silva.
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Guillermo Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez (c);
Matías Corujo, Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (70' Fabián Estoyanoff); Juan Manuel
Olivera, Alejandro Martinuccio (82' Emiliano Albín).
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 1-0 on away goal rule.
Vélez Sarsfield had a 41st Minute goal by Juan Manuel Martínez wrongfully dissallowed.
Vélez Sarsfield tie goal was scored out of time (referee indicated 2 minutes) and in
off-side position.
Santiago Silva missed a 74th Penalty Kick.
Peñarol qualified to The Finals for the first time since 1987.
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318 15th June 2011 (Final - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - SANTOS (BRAZIL) 0-0
Carlos Amarilla PAR, Nicolás Yegros PAR, Rodney Aquino PAR
56.018, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González, Carlos Valdez, Guillermo Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez (c);
Matías Corujo (65' Antonio Pacheco), Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías Mier (55' Fabián
Estoyanoff); Alejandro Martinuccio, Juan Manuel Olivera (81' Diego Alonso).
SANTOS: (Coach: Muricy Ramalho)
Rafael; Pará, Bruno Rodrigo, Durval, Alex Sandro; Adriano, Arouca, Danilo, Elano (c) (77' Alan
Patrick); Neymar, Zé Eduardo (90' Bruno Aguiar).
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319 23rd March 2011 (Final - 2nd Leg)
SANTOS (BRAZIL) - PEÑAROL 2-1 (0-0)
1-0 Neymar 47, 2-0 Danilo 68, 2-1 Durval 79 og
Sergio Pezotta ARG, Ricardo Casas ARG, Hernán Maidana ARG
40.157, Estádio Paulo Machado de Carvalho "Pacaembú", São Paulo
SANTOS: (Coach: Muricy Ramalho)
Rafael; Danilo, Edú Dracena (c), Durval, Leo (68' Alex Sandro); Adriano, Arouca, Elano,
Paulo Henrique Ganso (87' Pará); Zé Eduardo, Neymar.
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Diego Aguirre)
Sebastián Sosa; Alejandro González (38' Emiliano Albín, 70' Fabián Estoyanoff), Carlos Valdez,
Guillermo Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez (c); Matías Corujo, Nicolás Freitas, Luis Aguiar, Matías
Mier (62' Jonathan Urretaviscaya); Juan Manuel Olivera, Alejandro Martinuccio.
Notes: Santos Champions, won 2-1 on aggregate.
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