1951 Copa Rio

Copa Rio 1951 Palmeiras equipo 1951.jpg 1951 Copa Rio winning Palmeiras squad Brazil 30 June – 22 July 8 7 2 2 use if the flag is other as current BRA 1889 Palmeiras 1 use if the flag is other as current ITA Juventus use if the flag is other as current use if the flag is other as current 18 1952 The 1951 Copa Rio, also known as Torneio Internacional de Clubes Campeões (International Champions Club Tournament, in English), was the first edition of the Copa Rio, the first intercontinental club football tournament with teams from Europe and South America, held in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo from 30 June to 22 July. Participant clubs were divided into two zones of four teams, playing each other once in a single round-robin tournament.Copa Rio de Janeiro 1951 by Ricardo Pontes on the RSSSF The tournament featured players such as Vavá, Ademir of Vasco da Gama, Jair da Rosa Pinto of Palmeiras, José Santamaría, Walter Taibo, goalkeeper Anibal Paz, Luis Volpi of Nacional, Branko Stankovic, Rajko Mitic of Red Star Belgrade, Giampiero Boniperti, Danish Karl Aage Præst and John Hansen of Juventus, José Travassos of Sporting Lisbon, and Swedish Lennart Samuelsson and Antoine Bonifaci of Nice. Juventus's coach was the legendary Hungarian György Sárosi. The final was played in a two-legged format, contested by Brazilian team Palmeiras and Italian side Juventus. Palmeiras won the series 2–1 on points, achieving their first Copa Rio trophy.Los antecedentes del Mundial de Clubes https://web.archive.org/web/20221029195509/https://www.elcincocero.com/noticias/detalle/58-selecciones/3712-los-antecedentes-de-la-copa-intercontinental-y-el-mundial-de-clubes 2022-10-29 by Felipe Valderrama on El Cinco Cero, 16 Dec 2019 Participants thumb|1951 Copa Rio runners-up Juventus squad Team Qualification AUT Austria Wien 1949–50 Austrian Bundesliga champion Austrian champions of 1950–51 (Rapid Vienna) declined to participate. note austr BRA 1889 Vasco da Gama 1950 Campeonato Carioca champion BRA 1889 Palmeiras 1950 Campeonato Paulista champion FRA 1830 Nice 1950–51 French Division 1 champion ITA Juventus 1949–50 Serie A champions Italian champion of the season, AC Milan, renounced because they had to play the Latin Cup during the same period. note juve POR Sporting 1950–51 Primeira Divisão champion URU Nacional 1950 Primera División champions YUG Red Star 1951 Yugoslav First League champion Notes note Venues Rio de Janeiro São Paulo Maracanã Stadium Pacaembu Stadium Capacity: 150,000 Capacity: 71,000 200px 200px Tournament course Rio de Janeiro Group All matches played at Maracanã Stadium TeamsGPWDLGFGAGDPointsBRA 1889 Vasco da Gama3300122106 AUT Austria Wien32017614 URU Nacional310238-52 POR Sporting CP 3003410-60 30 June 1951 Austria Wien AUT 4–0 URU Nacional Aurednik 22 27Stosjaspal 53 85 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 27,463 Patrick Power (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 1 July 1951 Vasco da Gama BRA 1889 5–1 POR Sporting Friaça ?Tesourinha ?Ipojucan 46 75Djair 89 Patalino 87 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 91,438 Gabriel Tordjmann (France) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 3 July 1951 Nacional URU 3–2 POR Sporting Bermúdez 12Ramírez 75Ambrois 88 Patalino 10Jesus Correia 15 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 21,642 Giovanni Galeati (Italy) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 5 July 1951 Vasco da Gama BRA 1889 5–1 AUT Austria Wien Friaça 15 ? 63 ? pen.Tesourinha ? E. Melchior 10 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 93,833 Patrick Power (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 7 July 1951 Austria Wien AUT 2–1 POR Sporting Aurednik Huber Albano Maracanã Rio de Janeiro Mihailo Popović (Yugoslavia) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 8 July 1951 Vasco da Gama BRA 1889 2–0 URU Nacional Djair 36Ipojucan 68 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 61,766 Patrick Power (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html São Paulo Group All matches played at Pacaembu Stadium. TeamsGPWDLGFGAGDPointsITA Juventus330010466 BRA 1889 Palmeiras 32015504 FRA 1830 Nice310247-32 YUG Red Star 300347-30 30 June 1951 Palmeiras BRA 1889 3–0 FRA 1830 Nice Aquiles 52Ponce de León 56Richard 76 Pacaembu São Paulo 28,709 Franz Grill (Austria) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 1 July 1951 Juventus ITA 3–2 YUG Red Star Boniperti 26 42K. Hansen 84 pen. Tomašević 18Ognjanov 48 Pacaembu São Paulo Alberto da Gama Malcher (Brazil) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 3 July 1951 Juventus ITA 3–2 FRA 1830 Nice Vivolo 11Præst 35Muccinelli 77 Courteaux 20 60 Pacaembu São Paulo Franz Grill (Austria) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 5 July 1951 Palmeiras BRA 1889 2–1 YUG Red Star Aquiles 11Liminha 80 Ognjanov 8 Pacaembu São Paulo 24,933 Gabriel Tordjmann (France) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 7 July 1951 Nice FRA 1830 2–1 YUG Red Star Ben Tifour 49Bengtsson ? pen. Mitić 46 Pacaembu São Paulo Mário Vianna (Brazil) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 8 July 1951 Juventus ITA 4–0 BRA 1889 Palmeiras Boniperti 10 18K. Hansen 48 pen.Præst 80 Pacaembu São Paulo 37,639 Edward Graigh (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html Semi-finals First leg 12 July 1951 Austria Wien AUT 3–3 ITA Juventus Koller 29Stojaspal 39 85 pen. Muccinelli 32Præst 49 72 Pacaembu São Paulo Alberto da Gama Malcher (Brazil) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 12 July 1951 Palmeiras BRA 1889 2–1 BRA 1889 Vasco da Gama Richard 24Liminha 37 Maneca 46 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 42,992 Edward Graigh (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html Second leg 14 July 1951 Juventus ITA 3–1 AUT Austria Wien Muccinelli 53 55Boniperti 59 Stojaspal Pacaembu São Paulo Edward Graigh (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html 15 July 1951 Vasco da Gama BRA 1889 0–0 BRA 1889 Palmeiras Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 77,488 Edward Graigh (England) https://brfut.blogspot.com/2011/11/copa-rio-1951.html Finals Champion Runner-up 1 leg Venue 2 leg Venue Aggr. BRA 1889 Palmeiras ITA Juventus 1–0 Maracanã 2–2 Maracanã 3–2 Match details 1951 Copa Rio Finals 1st Leg 18 July 1951 Palmeiras BRA 1889 1–0 ITA Juventus Rodrigues 20 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 56,961 Franz Grill (Austria) http://www.rsssf.com/tablesr/riocup51.html 2nd Leg 22 July 1951 Juventus ITA 2–2 BRA 1889 Palmeiras Præst 18 K. Hansen 63 Rodrigues 47 Liminha 77 Maracanã Rio de Janeiro 100,093 Gabriel Tordjmann (France) http://www.rsssf.com/tablesr/riocup51.html _juve2 ffffff _juve193642h ffffff _juve2 ffffff ffffff _juve 000000 Juventus _whiteborder _vneckwhite _whiteborder 008800 008800 008800 ffffff 008800 Palmeiras GK ITA Giovanni Viola DF ITA Alberto Bertuccelli DF ITA Sergio Manente DF ITA Carlo Parola MF ITA Alberto Piccinini MF ITA Giacomo Mari OR ITA Ermes Muccinelli IR DEN Karl Hansen CF ITA Giampiero Boniperti IL DEN John Hansen OL DEN Carl PræstManager: ENG Jesse Carver GK BRA 1889 Fábio RB BRA 1889 Salvador CB BRA 1889 Juvenal LB BRA 1889 Dema MF BRA 1889 Túlio MF ARG Luís Villa OR BRA 1889 Eduardo Lima IR BRA 1889 Ponce de León CF BRA 1889 Liminha IL BRA 1889 Jair OL BRA 1889 RodriguesSubstitutes: FW BRA 1889 Canhotinho Manager: URU Ventura Cambón Palmeiras won the series 2–1 on points 1951 Copa Rio BRA Palmeiras First Intercontinental References c Category:Football club competitions in Brazil r r Category:July 1951 in sports Category:Football competitions in São Paulo (city) Category:Football competitions in Rio de Janeiro (city) Category:International sports competitions in São Paulo Category:International sports competitions in Rio de Janeiro (city) Category:1951 in Rio de Janeiro (city) Category:20th century in São Paulo