2007 Copa Sudamericana Finals

Event

2007 Copa Sudamericana

América	Arsenal

4	4

Arsenal won on away goals.

First leg

América	Arsenal
2	3

Date

30 November 2007

Venue

Estadio Azteca, Mexico City

Referee

Ricardo Grance (Paraguay)

Second leg

Arsenal	América
1	2

Date

5 December 2007

Venue

Estadio Juan Domingo Perón, Avellaneda

Referee

Óscar Ruiz (Colombia)

The 2007 Copa Sudamericana Finals was a two-legged football match-up to determine the 2007 Copa Sudamericana champion.

Qualified teams

Team	Previous finals appearances (bold indicates winners)
América	None
Arsenal	None

Final summary

First leg

América v Arsenal

November 30, 2007
19.15 (UTC-6)

América	2–3	Arsenal
Cabañas 6' Argüello 55'		Matellán 32' Gómez 57', 66'

Estadio Azteca, Mexico City
Referee: Ricardo Grance (Paraguay)

America

Arsenal



GK	1	Guillermo Ochoa
DF	3	José Antonio Castro	32'
DF	4	Óscar Rojas
DF	5	Duilio Davino (c)
DF	16	Ricardo Francisco Rojas
MF	20	Alejandro Argüello
MF	23	Juan Carlos Silva	71'
MF	18	Germán Villa	45'	85'
MF	8	Federico Insúa
FW	17	Hernán Rodrigo López
FW	9	Salvador Cabañas
Substitutes:
MF	13	Juan Carlos Mosqueda	71'
FW	21	Enrique Esqueda	85'
Manager:
Daniel Brailovsky



GK	1	Mario Cuenca	90'
DF	14	Javier Gandolfi	76'
DF	21	Josimar Mosquera	54'
DF	16	Aníbal Matellán
DF	18	Christian Díaz
MF	25	Diego Villar	74'
MF	5	Andrés San Martín
MF	13	Carlos Casteglione (c)	80'
MF	24	Javier Yacuzzi
FW	15	Alejandro Darío Gómez	82'
FW	7	José Luis Calderón	86'
Substitutes:
MF	17	Pablo Garnier	74'
MF	8	Israel Damonte	82'
MF	20	Leonardo Biagini	86'
Manager:
Gustavo Alfaro

Man of the Match:
Alejandro Darío Gómez

Assistant referees:
Manuel Bernal
Tiburcio Gauto
Fourth official:
Antonio Arias

Second leg

Arsenal v América

December 5, 2007
21:30 (UTC-3)

Arsenal	1–2	América
Andrizzi 83'		Díaz 18' (o.g.) Silva 62'

Estadio Juan Domingo Perón, Avellaneda
Referee: Óscar Ruiz (Colombia)

Arsenal

America



GK	1	Mario Cuenca
DF	14	Javier Gandolfi (c)
DF	21	Josimar Mosquera
DF	16	Aníbal Matellán
DF	18	Christian Díaz
MF	25	Diego Villar	58'	69'
MF	5	Andrés San Martín	78'
MF	8	Israel Damonte	86'
MF	24	Javier Yacuzzi	60'	65'
FW	15	Alejandro Darío Gómez
FW	7	José Luis Calderón
Substitutes:
FW	20	Leonardo Biagini	65'
MF	11	Martín Andrizzi	69'
MF	10	Santiago Raymonda	86'
Manager:
Gustavo Alfaro



GK	1	Guillermo Ochoa
DF	3	José Antonio Castro	32'
DF	4	Óscar Rojas	58'	86'
DF	5	Duilio Davino (c)	28'	90'
DF	16	Ricardo Francisco Rojas
MF	20	Alejandro Argüello
MF	23	Juan Carlos Silva	63'
MF	18	Germán Villa	36'
MF	8	Federico Insúa
FW	17	Hernán Rodrigo López	21'	76'
FW	9	Salvador Cabañas
Substitutes:
DF	2	Ismael Rodríguez	76'
FW	7	Lucas Castromán	86'	90'
Manager:
Daniel Brailovsky

Man of the Match:
Martín Andrizzi

Assistant referees:
Abraham González
José Buitrago
Fourth official:
Eduardo Díaz

References

External links

Copa Sudamericana

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