Copa Libertadores

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CONMEBOL competition club football tournament football competition

The Copa Libertadores is South America's premier annual club football tournament, organized by CONMEBOL and regarded as the continent's most prestigious club competition.

Aliases (9)

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	CONMEBOL competition → club football tournament → football competition →
alsoKnownAs	CONMEBOL Libertadores → Copa CONMEBOL Libertadores →
competitionLevel	top-tier →
confederation	CONMEBOL →
confederationMembersEligible	Argentina → Bolivia → Brazil → Chile → Colombia → Ecuador → Paraguay → Peru → Uruguay → Venezuela →
continent	South America →
firstEditionChampion	Peñarol →
firstEditionYear	1960 →
format	club competition → group stage and knockout phase →
frequency	annual →
geographicScope	CONMEBOL member associations →
governingBodyHeadquarters	Luque, Paraguay →
hasFinalFormat	single-match final at neutral venue (current format) → two-legged final (historically) →
inception	1960 →
includesGuestClubsFrom	Mexico (historically) →
matchType	international club matches →
mostSuccessfulClub	Independiente →
mostSuccessfulClubTitles	7 →
namedAfter	Latin American independence leaders (Libertadores) →
organizer	CONMEBOL →
participantType	men's professional football clubs →
prestige	most prestigious club competition in South America →
qualifiesFor	Copa Sudamericana (via some positions, depending on format) → FIFA Club World Cup → Recopa Sudamericana →
region	South America →
relatedCompetition	Copa Libertadores Femenina → Copa Sudamericana → Recopa Sudamericana →
sport	association football →
timeOfYear	played during the calendar year →
trophyName	Copa Libertadores trophy →
winnerTitle	champion of South America →

Referenced by (33)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Botafogo FR → Club Olimpia → Flamengo → Fluminense FC →	continentalCompetition
Copa Interamericana → Copa Sudamericana → FIFA Club World Cup Trophy → Recopa Sudamericana →	relatedCompetition
Club Olimpia ("Copa Libertadores 1979") → Club Olimpia ("Copa Libertadores 1990") → Club Olimpia ("Copa Libertadores 2002") →	wonTitle
Copa Libertadores ("CONMEBOL Libertadores") → Copa Libertadores ("Copa CONMEBOL Libertadores") →	alsoKnownAs
CR Vasco da Gama → Colo-Colo ("Copa Libertadores 1991") →	continentalTitle
Barcelona Sporting Club → River Plate →	notableCompetition
CONMEBOL ("CONMEBOL Libertadores") → CONMEBOL →	organizesCompetition
Barcelona Sporting Club ("Copa Libertadores 1990") → Barcelona Sporting Club ("Copa Libertadores 1998") →	reachedFinalOf
Sport Club Corinthians Paulista ("Copa Libertadores da América") → São Paulo FC →	wonCompetition
El Popular →	associatedWithInternationalCompetition
Copa Chile →	awardsQualificationTo
Boca Juniors →	hasCompetitionRecordIn
Colo-Colo →	internationalCompetition
Recopa Sudamericana →	involvesCompetition
Club Sport Emelec →	participatesIn
Boca Juniors →	playsInConfederationTournaments
Chilean Primera División →	qualifiesFor
Copa Libertadores ("Copa Libertadores trophy") →	trophyName
Copa Sudamericana →	winnerQualifiesFor