The 1993 Copa Libertadores final was a two-legged football match-up to determine the 1993 Copa Libertadores champion. The finals were a match up of Brazilian club São Paulo and Universidad Católica from Chile.
The 1993 final was São Paulo's third appearance in the final, and second consecutive final. Universidad Católica was playing in their first Libertadores final. São Paulo won the title 5–3 on aggregate.
Qualified teams TeamPrevious finals app. São Paulo 1974, 1992 Universidad Católica None
Venues
Match details
First leg
GK 1 ZettiRB 2 Vitor CB 3 VálberCB 15 Gilmar LB 6 Ronaldo Luiz DM 5 PintadoDM 17 DinhoCM 10 Raí (c)FW 11 CafuFW 9 PalhinhaFW 7 MüllerSubstitutes:GK 12 GilbertoDF 14 AdílsonDF 16 André Luiz FW 18 Catê FW 21 Elivélton Manager: Telê Santana
GK 12 Oscar WirthDF 15 Leonel ContrerasDF 5 Daniel López DF 3 Sergio VázquezDF 2 Andrés RomeroDF 14 Raimundo TupperMF 8 Ricardo LunariMF 19 Nelson ParraguezMF 6 Mario Lepe (c)FW 11 Juan Carlos AlmadaFW 7 Luis Pérez Substitutes:GK 1 Patricio ToledoFW 9 José CardozoMF 10 Gerardo Reinoso MF 16 Rodrigo Gómez FW 20 Rodrigo Barrera Manager: Ignacio Prieto
Assistant referees: John Toro Rendón (Colombia) Jorge Eliezer Zuluaga (Colombia) Fourth official: ??? (Colombia) Source
Second leg
GK 12 Oscar WirthDF 15 Leonel Contreras DF 3 Sergio VázquezDF 2 Andrés RomeroDF 14 Raimundo Tupper MF 8 Ricardo LunariMF 19 Nelson ParraguezMF 6 Mario Lepe (c)MF 11 Juan Carlos AlmadaFW 7 Luis PérezFW 20 Rodrigo BarreraSubstitutes:GK 1 Patricio ToledoDF Jorge GómezFW 9 José Cardozo MF 10 Gerardo Reinoso MF 16 Rodrigo Gómez Manager: Ignacio Prieto
GK 1 ZettiRB 2 Vitor CB 3 VálberCB 15 Gilmar LB 24 Marcos AdrianoDM 5 PintadoDM 17 DinhoCM 10 Raí (c)FW 11 CafuFW 9 PalhinhaFW 7 MüllerSubstitutes:GK 12 GilbertoMF 8 Toninho Cerezo DF 14 AdílsonDF 16 André LuizFW 18 CatêManager: Telê Santana
Assistant referees: Sabino Fariña (Paraguay) Oscar Velásquez (Paraguay) Fourth official: Eduardo Gamboa (Chile) Source
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