Copa Iberoamericana

The Copa Iberoamericana (Spanish: Ibero-American Cup) or Copa Iberia, is a defunct football (soccer) competition. It was created to face the champions of the Copa Oro and the Copa del Rey, because of an agreement signed between CONMEBOL and the Royal Spanish Football Federation.

It was disputed only once between Boca Juniors and Real Madrid in 1994, with victory to the Spanish club.

Match details

First leg

1994-05-19	Real Madrid	3–1	Boca Juniors	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Referee: Piero Ceccarini
	Hierro  34' Morales  70', 79'		MacAllister  85'

REAL MADRID: 1 Francisco Buyo 2 Chendo 3 Fernando Hierro 4 Rafael Alkorta 5 Mikel Lasa 6 Míchel 7 Luis Milla 8 Robert Prosinečki 9 Dani 10 Rafael Martín Vázquez 11 Iván Zamorano Substitutes: 12 Fernando Muñoz 13 Sandro 14 José Luis Morales Manager: Vicente del Bosque

BOCA JUNIORS: 1 El Mono Montoya 2 Diego Soñora 3 Juan Simón 4 Carlos Daniel Moyá 5 Carlos MacAllister 6 Julio Saldaña 7 Leonardo Peralta 8 Alberto Márcico 9 Sergio 10 Rubén da Silva 11 Ivo Basay Substitutes: 12 Esteban Pogany 13 Luis Alberto Carranza 14 Carlos Daniel Tapia Manager: César Luis Menotti

Second leg

1994-05-25	Boca Juniors	2–1	Real Madrid	La Bombonera, Buenos Aires Referee: Salvador Imperatore
	da Silva  40' Naveda  73'		Milla  74'

BOCA JUNIORS: 1 Esteban Pogany 2 Luis Adrián Medero 3 Rodolfo Arruabarrena 4 Julio Saldaña 5 Raúl Noriega 6 Carlos Daniel Tapia 7 Rubén da Silva 8 Alejandro Farías 9 Alberto Naveda 10 Luis Alberto Carranza 11 Sergio Substitutes: 12 Carlos Daniel Moyá Manager: César Luis Menotti

REAL MADRID: 1 Francisco Buyo 2 Chendo 3 Fernando Muñoz 4 Mikel Antía 5 Marcos 6 Velasco 7 Míchel 8 Luis Milla 9 Rafael Martín Vázquez 10 Robert Prosinečki 11 Dani Substitutes: 12 Luis Miguel Ramis 13 José Luis Morales Manager: Vicente del Bosque

Real Madrid wins 4-3 on aggregate

Sources

• RSSSF - Copa Iberoamericana (Spanish)