1993 Copa de Oro Finals

1993 Copa de Oro Finals 1993 Copa de Oro Boca Juniors ARG 30px 1 Atlético Mineiro BRA 30px 0 Jorge L. Nieves (Uruguay) First leg 0 0 1993 07 14 Mineirao Belo Horizonte Jorge Nieves (Uruguay) Second leg 1 0 1993 07 22 La Bombonera Buenos Aires Jorge Orellana (Ecuador) The 1993 Copa de Oro Finals was a two-legged football series to decide the champion of the 1993 Copa de Oro organised by CONMEBOL. It was contested by Argentine side Boca Juniors and Brazilian Atlético Mineiro in July 1994. Boca Juniors (as 1992 Copa Master champion) had previously eliminated São Paulo (1–0 on aggregate) while Atlético Mineiro (as 1992 Copa Conmebol champion) had beaten Cruzeiro on penalties on their road to the final. The first leg was held in Mineirão Stadium in Belo Horizonte, where both teams tied 0–0. In the second leg, held in La Bombonera in Buenos Aires, Boca Juniors beat Atlético Mineiro 1–0 to claim their first Copa de Oro title.Copa de Oro 1993 on the RSSSF"Copa de Oro "Nicolás Leoz" 1993" by José Carluccio on Historia y Fútbol blogsite, 5 Nov 2008Boca, campeón de la primera edición on Depo, 22 Jul 2020 Qualified teams TeamPrevious final app. ARG Boca Juniors None BRA Atlético Mineiro None Venues left horizontal 500 Brazil-Uruguay, Confederations Cup 2013 (1).JPG La Bombonera.jpg Mineirão (left) and La Bombonera, venues for the series Match details First leg July 14, 1993 1993 Copa de Oro Finals First leg Atlético Mineiro BRA Report 0–0 ARG Boca Juniors Mineirão Belo Horizonte Jorge L. Nieves (Uruguay) _black_stripes_thin1 _blackstripes3 _black_stripes_thin1 _white border ffffff ffffff ffffff 000000 FFFFFF Atl. Mineiro _boca8892h _boca8592h _boca8892h _boca8892h _boca92h 0000ff Boca Juniors GK 1 BRA Luis Enrique DF BRA Luciano DF BRA Orlando DF BRA Ryuler DF BRA Guto MF BRA Carlos MF BRA Valdir MF BRA Wiver MF BRA Vanderlei 74 FW BRA Reinaldo 75 FW BRA AiltonSubstitutes: BRA Toninho Pereira 74 BRA Gilson 75Manager:BRA Mussula GK 1 COLARG Carlos Navarro Montoya DF 4 ARG Diego Soñora DF 2 ARG Juan Simón DF 6 ARG Carlos Moya DF 3 ARG Carlos Mac Allister MF ARG Claudio L. Rodríguez MF 5 ARG Luis Medero MF PAR Gustavo Neffa MF 10 ARG Carlos Tapia FW 7 URU Sergio Martínez FW 11 ARG Alberto CarranzaSubstitutes: GK12 ARG Esteban Pogany DF 13 ARG Alejandro GiuntiniManager: ARG Jorge Habbegger Second leg July 22, 1993 Second leg Boca Juniors ARG Report 1–0 BRA Atlético Mineiro Mac Allister 54 La Bombonera Buenos Aires Jorge Orellana (Ecuador) _boca8892h _boca8592h _boca8892h _boca8892h _boca92h 0000ff Boca Juniors _black_stripes_thin1 _blackstripes3 _black_stripes_thin1 _white border ffffff ffffff ffffff 000000 FFFFFF Atl. Mineiro GK 1 COLARG Carlos Navarro Montoya DF 6 ARG Carlos Moya DF 2 ARG Juan Simón MF 13 ARG Alejandro Giuntini DF 3 ARG Carlos Mac Allister DF 4 ARG Diego Soñora MF 5 ARG Luis Medero MF 10 ARG Carlos Tapia 42 FW 7 URU Sergio Martínez 75 FW 15 ARG Sergio Saturno FW 11 ARG Alberto CarranzaSubstitutes: FW 16 ARG Alberto Márcico 42 FW18 ARG Claudio L. Rodríguez 75 GK12 ARG Esteban Pogany MF 19 ARG Carlos Cenci MF 21 ARG Alejandro F. FaríasManager: ARG Jorge Habbegger GK 1 BRA Luis Enrique DF 4 BRA Luciano 8 DF 14 BRA Anderson DF 3 BRA Ryuler MF 6 BRA Paulo Roberto DF 8 BRA Carlos MF 5 BRA Valdir MF 10 BRA Reinaldo MF 17 BRA Vanderlei 74 FW 9 BRA Ailton FW 11 BRA WilverSubstitutes:MF 16 BRA Toninho Pereira 8FW 19 BRA Gilson 74GK 12 BRA Assis7 BRA Bira 18 BRA LeManager:BRA Mussula References 1993 Category:July 1993 sports events in South America o o Category:1993 in South American men's continental football Category:Football competitions in Belo Horizonte Category:20th century in Belo Horizonte Category:International sports competitions in Buenos Aires Category:1990s in Buenos Aires Category:1993 in Brazilian football Category:1993–94 in Argentine football Category:Copa de Oro Category:Football matches in Argentina Category:Men's football matches in Brazil