- Qualified teams
- Venues
- Route to the finals
- Final summary First leg Second leg
- References
{{Use dmy dates|date=July 2013}}{{Infobox football match
| event = 2002 Copa Toyota Libertadores
| team1 = Olimpia
| team2 = São Caetano
| team1association = {{flagicon|PAR|size=30px}}
| team2association = {{flagicon|BRA|size=30px}}
| team1score = 2
| team2score = 2
| team1score1 = 0
| team2score1 = 1
| team1score2 = 2
| team2score2 = 1
| firstleg = First leg
| secondleg = Second leg
| details = Olimpia won the penalty shootout 4–2
| date1 = 24 July 2002
| date2 = 31 July 2002
| stadium1 = Defensores del Chaco
| stadium2 = Pacaembú
| city1 = Asunción
| city2 = São Paulo
| attendance1 =
| attendance2 = 32,000
| referee1 = Horacio Elizondo
| referee2 = Óscar Ruiz
| previous = 2001
| next = 2003
}}The 2002 Copa Libertadores Final was a two-legged football match-up between Paraguayan side Olimpia and São Caetano of Brazil, to determine the 2002 Copa Libertadores champion.[1] After a 2–2 tie aggregate, the series was decided by penalty shootout, with Olimpia defeating São Caetano by 4–2.[2][3] Qualified teams| Team | Previous finals appearances (bold indicates winners) |
|---|
| PAR}} Olimpia | 1960, 1979, 1989, 1990, 1991 | | BRA}} São Caetano | None |
Venues{{multiple image
|align=left
|image1 = Defensores del Chaco 6-10-2016 2.jpg
|width1 = 233
|image2 = Estádio do Pacaembu, Sao Paulo 2017 009.jpg
|width2 = 210
|footer = Defensores del Chaco (Asunción) and Pacaembú (São Paulo), venues for the finals
}}{{-}}Route to the finals| São Caetano | Olimpia |
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CHI}} Universidad Católica
A
1–1 | Anaílson 9' | Round of 16
First leg | CHI}} Cobreloa
A
2–0 | Dinamarca 10' (o.g.)
Zelaya 12' | CHI}} Universidad Católica
H
1–1
(p. 4–2) | Brandão 44' | Second leg | CHI}} Cobreloa
H
2–1 | Benítez 24'
Báez 45' | URU}} Peñarol
A
0–1 | | Quarterfinals
First leg | ARG}} Boca Juniors
A
1–1 | Traverso 67' (o.g.) | URU}} Peñarol
H
2–1
(p. 3–1) | Jean Carlos 27'
Somália 55' | Second leg | ARG}} Boca Juniors
H
1–0 | Isasi 67' | MEX}} América
H
2–0 | Somália 25'
Adãozinho 41' (pen.) | Semifinals
First leg | BRA}} Grêmio
H
3–2 | Órteman 27', 56'
Benítez 62' | MEX}} América
A
1–1 | Ailton 8' | Second leg | BRA}} Grêmio
A
0–1
(p. 5–4) | |
Final summaryFirst leg{{footballbox
|date= 24 July 2002
|time= 20:45 (UTC-4)
|team1= Olimpia {{flagicon|PAR}}
|score= 0–1
|report =Report
|team2 ={{flagicon|BRA}} São Caetano
|goals1=
|goals2 = Ailton {{goal|61}}
|stadium=Estadio de los Defensores del Chaco, Asunción
|attendance =
|referee = Horacio Elizondo (Argentina)
}}| {{Football kit | pattern_la = | pattern_b = _blackhorizontal | pattern_ra = | leftarm = FFFFFF | body = FFFFFF | rightarm = FFFFFF | shorts = FFFFFF | socks = FFFFFF | title = Olimpia
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}} |
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| GK | 1 | PAR}} Ricardo Tavarelli | | DF | 2 | PAR}} Néstor Isasi | 66}} | | DF | 3 | PAR}} Nelson Zelaya | | DF | 4 | BRA}} Henrique da Silva | | DF | 5 | PAR}} Julio Cáceres | | MF | 6 | PAR}} Julio Enciso | | MF | 11 | ARG}} Gastón Córdoba | 68}} | | MF | 15 | PAR}} Juan Carlos Franco | | MF | 16 | URU}} Sergio Órteman | 41}} | | FW | 9 | PAR}} Richard Báez | 60}} | | FW | 10 | PAR}} Miguel Benítez | | Substitutes: | | GK | 12 | PAR}} Danilo Aceval | | FW | 7 | PAR}} Mauro Caballero | 60}} | | DF | 13 | PAR}} Virginio Cáceres | 66}} | | MF | 17 | PAR}} Francisco Esteche | | MF | 18 | PAR}} Carlos Estigarribia | | FW | 21 | URU}} Hernán López | 68}} | | DF | 23 | PAR}} Pedro Benítez | | Manager: | | {{flagicon|ARG}} Nery Pumpido |
| | |
|---|
| GK | 1 | BRA}} Silvio Luiz | | DF | 2 | BRA}} Russo | | DF | 3 | BRA}} Daniel | | DF | 4 | BRA}} Dininho | 92}} | | DF | 6 | BRA}} Rubens Cardoso | | MF | 5 | BRA}} Marcos Senna | 70}} | | MF | 8 | BRA}} Ailton | 65}} | | MF | 10 | BRA}} Anaílson | 80}} | | MF | 11 | BRA}} Adãozinho | | FW | 18 | BRA}} Robert | 62}} | | FW | 9 | BRA}} Somália | | Substitutes: | | GK | 12 | BRA}} Luciano | | DF | 7 | BRA}} Serginho | 62}} | | MF | 13 | BRA}} Marlon | 65}} | | DF | 14 | BRA}} Bruno Quadros | | FW | 15 | BRA}} Jean Carlos | | MF | 20 | BRA}} Wágner | 80}} | | FW | 24 | BRA}} Chininha | | Manager: | | {{flagicon|BRA}} Jair Picerni |
|
Assistant referees:
{{flagicon|ARG}} Jorge Rattalino
{{flagicon|ARG}} Darío García
Fourth official:
{{flagicon|ARG}} Héctor Baldassi
Second leg{{footballbox
|date= 31 July 2002
|time= 21.45 (UTC-3)
|team1= São Caetano {{flagicon|BRA}}
|score= 1–2
|report = Report
|team2 ={{flagicon|PAR}} Olimpia
|goals1= Ailton {{goal|31}}
|goals2 = Córdoba {{goal|49}}
Báez {{goal|59}}
|stadium=Estádio do Pacaembu, São Paulo
|attendance = 32,000
|referee = Óscar Ruiz (Colombia)
|penalties1 =- Adãozinho {{pengoal}}
- Marcos Senna {{pengoal}}
- Marlon {{penmiss}}
- Serginho {{penmiss}}
|penaltyscore = 2–4
|penalties2 =- {{pengoal}} Enciso
- {{pengoal}} Órteman
- {{pengoal}} H.López
- {{pengoal}} Caballero
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}} | {{Football kit | pattern_la = | pattern_b = _blackhorizontal | pattern_ra = | leftarm = FFFFFF | body = FFFFFF | rightarm = FFFFFF | shorts = FFFFFF | socks = FFFFFF | title = Olimpia
}} |
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| GK | 1 | BRA}} Silvio Luiz | | DF | 2 | BRA}} Russo | 40}} | | DF | 3 | BRA}} Daniel | | DF | 4 | BRA}} Dininho | | DF | 6 | BRA}} Rubens Cardoso | | MF | 5 | BRA}} Marcos Senna | 62}} | | MF | 8 | BRA}} Ailton | 79}} | | MF | 10 | BRA}} Anaílson | 93}} | 93}} | | MF | 11 | BRA}} Adãozinho | | FW | 18 | BRA}} Robert | 60}} | 60}} | | FW | 9 | BRA}} Somália | | Substitutes: | | GK | 12 | BRA}} Luciano | | DF | 7 | BRA}} Serginho | 60}} | | MF | 13 | BRA}} Marlon | 93}} | | DF | 14 | BRA}} Bruno Quadros | | FW | 15 | BRA}} Jean Carlos | | MF | 20 | BRA}} Wágner | 79}} | | FW | 24 | BRA}} Chininha | | Manager: | | {{flagicon|BRA}} Jair Picerni |
| | |
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| GK | 1 | PAR}} Ricardo Tavarelli | | DF | 2 | PAR}} Néstor Isasi | | DF | 3 | PAR}} Nelson Zelaya | | DF | 4 | BRA}} Henrique da Silva | | DF | 5 | PAR}} Julio Cáceres | 3}} | | MF | 8 | PAR}} Victor Quintana | 2|86}} | | MF | 6 | PAR}} Julio Enciso | 92}} | | MF | 11 | ARG}} Gastón Córdoba | 73}} | | MF | 16 | URU}} Sergio Órteman | 61}} | | FW | 9 | PAR}} Richard Báez | 81}} | | FW | 10 | PAR}} Miguel Benítez | 61}} | 61}} | | Substitutes: | | GK | 12 | PAR}} Danilo Aceval | | FW | 7 | PAR}} Mauro Caballero | 73}} | | MF | 15 | PAR}} Juan Carlos Franco | 81}} | | MF | 17 | PAR}} Francisco Esteche | | MF | 18 | PAR}} Carlos Estigarribia | | FW | 21 | URU}} Hernán López | 61}} | | DF | 23 | PAR}} Pedro Benítez | | Manager: | | {{flagicon|ARG}} Nery Pumpido |
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Assistant referees:
{{flagicon|COL}} Oswaldo Díaz
{{flagicon|COL}} Eduardo Botero
Fourth official:
{{flagicon|COL}} Felipe Russi
References1. ^[https://www.lanacion.com.py/deportes/2017/07/31/los-15-anos-de-la-copa-libertadores-2002/ Los 15 años de la Copa Libertadores 2002], La Nación (Paraguay), 31 Jul 2017
2. ^Copa Libertadores 2002 by Miguel Alvim Gonzalez, Frank Ballesteros and Juan Pablo Andrés on the RSSSF
3. ^[https://elpais.com/diario/2002/08/02/deportes/1028239209_850215.html El Olimpia paraguayo, campeón de América] by Luis Hinojal, El País, 2 Aug 2002
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