1993 Copa Libertadores Finals vs Universidad Católica
A 5–1 first leg carried São Paulo to a second straight Libertadores.
The 1993 Copa Libertadores finals were a two-legged tie between São Paulo and Universidad Católica of Chile. São Paulo won the first leg 5–1 at the Estádio do Morumbi on 19 May 1993 and lost the second 2–0 at the Estadio Nacional in Santiago on 26 May, retaining the title 5–3 on aggregate.
Quick Facts
- First leg
- 19 May 1993, Estádio do Morumbi: São Paulo 5–1 Universidad Católica
- Second leg
- 26 May 1993
- Estadio Nacional
- Santiago: Universidad Católica 2–0 São Paulo
- Aggregate
- São Paulo 5–3
- First-leg attendance
- 99,000
- Scorers (são paulo)
- López o.g. 30'
- Vitor 40'
- Gilmar 54'
- Raí 60'
- Müller 65'
Facts from the source article.
Background
It was São Paulo's third Copa Libertadores final and their second in a row, and Universidad Católica's first. In the first leg, watched by 99,000, an own goal by López was followed by goals from Vitor, Gilmar, Raí and Müller before Almada scored a late penalty. In Santiago, Lunari and Almada, from the penalty spot, scored inside the first quarter of an hour, but São Paulo held on.
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