South American Club Championship (football)
- South American Club Championship (football)
The South American Club Championship (Portuguese: "Campeonato Sul-americano de Clubes Campeões", Spanish: "Copa de Campeones Sudamericanos") was a football competition played by some 1947 champions throughout South America, held in Santiago, Chile in 1948 and won by Vasco da Gama, the tournament is considered by Conmebol as the forerunner of the Copa Libertadores de América.
Participants
* Colo Colo - Hosts and 1947
* Emelec - Invitee
* Deportivo Litoral - 1947 La Paz champions
* Deportivo Municipal - 1947 National runners-up
* Nacional - 1947 National champions
* River Plate - 1947 National champions
* Vasco da Gama - 1947 Rio de Janeiro champions
Results
Final table
Winners' line-up
Vasco da Gama line-up:
Barbosa, Augusto, Wilson (Raffaneli), Eli, Danilo, Jorge, Djalma, Maneca (Lelé), Friaça (Dimas), Ismael (Ademir), Chico
Coach: Flávio Costa
External links
* [http://www.rsssf.com/sacups/copa48.html South American Club Championship 1948 by Mauro Prais at RSSSF]
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