2017 Copa Sudamericana Stats

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Level: 2nd Tier (See League Structure)

Gender: Male

Champion: Independiente

Most Goals: Jhon Cifuente (Universidad Católica), Luis Miguel Rodríguez (Atlético Tucumán)... - 5

Most Assists: Éverton (Flamengo), Jorge Rojas (Cerro Porteño) - 4

Most Clean Sheets: Martín Campaña (Independiente) - 4

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Knockout stage

Finals (December 6, 2017 to December 13, 2017)

Independiente

3–2

Flamengo

Dec 6

Independiente

2–1

Flamengo

Dec 13

Flamengo

1–1

Independiente

Independiente won on aggregate score over two legs.

Semi-finals (November 21, 2017 to November 30, 2017)

Independiente

3–2

Libertad

Nov 21

Libertad

1–0

Independiente

Nov 28

Independiente

3–1

Libertad

Independiente won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Finals.

Flamengo

4–1

Junior

Nov 23

Flamengo

2–1

Junior

Nov 30

Junior

0–2

Flamengo

Flamengo won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Finals.

Quarter-finals (October 24, 2017 to November 2, 2017)

Independiente

6–1

Nacional

Oct 25

Nacional

1–4

Independiente

Nov 2

Independiente

2–0

Nacional

Independiente won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Semi-finals.

Flamengo

4–3

Fluminense

Oct 25

Fluminense

0–1

Flamengo

Nov 1

Flamengo

3–3

Fluminense

Flamengo won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Semi-finals.

Libertad

1–0

Racing Club

Oct 24

Libertad

1–0

Racing Club

Nov 1

Racing Club

0–0

Libertad

Libertad won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Semi-finals.

Junior

2–0

Sport Recife

Oct 26

Sport Recife

0–2

Junior

Nov 2

Junior

0–0

Sport Recife

Junior won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Semi-finals.

Round of 16 (August 22, 2017 to September 21, 2017)

Fluminense

2–2

LDU de Quito

Sep 14

Fluminense

1–0

LDU de Quito

Sep 21

LDU de Quito

2–1

Fluminense

Fluminense won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Quarter-finals.

Independiente

2–1

Atlé Tucumán

Aug 22

Atlé Tucumán

1–0

Independiente

Sep 12

Independiente

2–0

Atlé Tucumán

Independiente won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Quarter-finals.

Libertad

2–1

Santa Fe

Aug 24

Libertad

1–0

Santa Fe

Sep 14

Santa Fe

1–1

Libertad

Libertad won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Quarter-finals.

Sport Recife

3–2

Ponte Preta

Sep 13

Sport Recife

3–1

Ponte Preta

Sep 20

Ponte Preta

1–0

Sport Recife

Sport Recife won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Quarter-finals.

Flamengo

4–0

Chapecoense

Sep 13

Chapecoense

0–0

Flamengo

Sep 20

Flamengo

4–0

Chapecoense

Flamengo won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Quarter-finals.

Racing Club

1–1

Corinthians

Sep 13

Corinthians

1–1

Racing Club

Sep 20

Racing Club

0–0

Corinthians

Racing Club won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Quarter-finals.

Nacional

2–0

Estudiantes–LP

Aug 23

Nacional

1–0

Estudiantes–LP

Sep 19

Estudiantes–LP

0–1

Nacional

Nacional won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Quarter-finals.

Junior

3–1

Cerro Porteño

Sep 12

Cerro Porteño

0–0

Junior

Sep 19

Junior

3–1

Cerro Porteño

Junior won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Quarter-finals.

Second stage (June 27, 2017 to August 9, 2017)

Fluminense

6–1

Univ Católica

Jun 29

Fluminense

4–0

Univ Católica

Jul 26

Univ Católica

1–2

Fluminense

Fluminense won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Libertad

7–1

Huracán

Jul 11

Huracán

1–5

Libertad

Aug 1

Libertad

2–0

Huracán

Libertad won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Junior

2–2

AD Cali

Jul 13

AD Cali

1–1

Junior

Aug 3

Junior

1–1

AD Cali

Junior won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Round of 16.

Sport Recife

3–2

Arsenal

Jul 6

Sport Recife

2–0

Arsenal

Jul 27

Arsenal

2–1

Sport Recife

Sport Recife won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Nacional

3–3

Olimpia

Jul 12

Nacional

1–1

Olimpia

Aug 2

Olimpia

2–2

Nacional

Nacional won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Round of 16.

Racing Club

6–3

Independiente

Jun 29

Racing Club

3–1

Independiente

Jul 27

Independiente

2–3

Racing Club

Racing Club won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Santa Fe

2–1

Amarilla SC

Jun 27

Amarilla SC

1–1

Santa Fe

Jul 25

Santa Fe

1–0

Amarilla SC

Santa Fe won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Chapecoense

1–1

Defensa y Just

Jun 28

Defensa y Just

1–0

Chapecoense

Jul 25

Chapecoense

1–0

Defensa y Just

Chapecoense won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Round of 16.

Estudiantes–LP

3–0

Nacional Potosí

Jul 13

Nacional Potosí

0–1

Estudiantes–LP

Aug 3

Estudiantes–LP

2–0

Nacional Potosí

Estudiantes–LP won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Corinthians

3–1

Boyacá Patriot

Jun 28

Boyacá Patriot

1–1

Corinthians

Jul 26

Corinthians

2–0

Boyacá Patriot

Corinthians won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Atlé Tucumán

6–2

Oriente Petrolero

Jul 11

Oriente Petrolero

2–3

Atlé Tucumán

Aug 1

Atlé Tucumán

3–0

Oriente Petrolero

Atlé Tucumán won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Independiente

6–3

Iquique

Jul 12

Independiente

4–2

Iquique

Aug 2

Iquique

1–2

Independiente

Independiente won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Cerro Porteño

6–2

Boston River

Jul 11

Cerro Porteño

2–1

Boston River

Jul 26

Boston River

1–4

Cerro Porteño

Cerro Porteño won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

Ponte Preta

4–1

Sol de América

Jun 29

Ponte Preta

1–0

Sol de América

Jul 26

Sol de América

1–3

Ponte Preta

Ponte Preta won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

LDU de Quito

1–1

Bolívar

Jul 12

Bolívar

1–0

LDU de Quito

Aug 2

LDU de Quito

1–0

Bolívar

LDU de Quito won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Round of 16.

Flamengo

10–2

Palestino

Jul 5

Palestino

2–5

Flamengo

Aug 9

Flamengo

5–0

Palestino

Flamengo won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Round of 16.

First stage (February 28, 2017 to June 1, 2017)

Nacional

3–3

Cruzeiro

Apr 4

Cruzeiro

2–1

Nacional

May 10

Nacional

2–1

Cruzeiro

Nacional won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Second stage.

Cerro Porteño

3–2

Caracas

Mar 2

Cerro Porteño

1–1

Caracas

May 11

Caracas

1–2

Cerro Porteño

Cerro Porteño won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Sol de América

10–3

Estud Caracas

Apr 6

Estud Caracas

2–3

Sol de América

May 31

Sol de América

7–1

Estud Caracas

Sol de América won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Palestino

1–1

Atlé Venezuela

Mar 1

Palestino

0–1

Atlé Venezuela

May 10

Atlé Venezuela

0–1

Palestino

Palestino won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Second stage.

Amarilla SC

2–1

O'Higgins

Feb 28

O'Higgins

1–0

Amarilla SC

May 31

Amarilla SC

2–0

O'Higgins

Amarilla SC won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Huracán

4–3

Dep Anzoátegui

Mar 1

Dep Anzoátegui

3–0

Huracán

May 31

Huracán

4–0

Dep Anzoátegui

Huracán won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

LDU de Quito

4–3

Defensor

Feb 28

LDU de Quito

2–2

Defensor

May 30

Defensor

1–2

LDU de Quito

LDU de Quito won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Boston River

4–2

Comerciantes

Feb 28

Boston River

3–1

Comerciantes

Jun 1

Comerciantes

1–1

Boston River

Boston River won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Defensa y Just

1–1

São Paulo

Apr 5

Defensa y Just

0–0

São Paulo

May 11

São Paulo

1–1

Defensa y Just

Defensa y Just won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Second stage.

Racing Club

2–1

Rionegro

Mar 1

Racing Club

1–0

Rionegro

Jun 1

Rionegro

1–1

Racing Club

Racing Club won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Boyacá Patriot

1–1

Everton

Apr 5

Everton

1–0

Boyacá Patriot

May 30

Boyacá Patriot

1–0

Everton

Boyacá Patriot won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Second stage.

Sport Recife

3–3

Danubio

Apr 6

Sport Recife

3–0

Danubio

May 11

Danubio

3–0

Sport Recife

Sport Recife won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Second stage.

Ponte Preta

1–1

Gimnasia–LP

Apr 5

Ponte Preta

0–0

Gimnasia–LP

May 9

Gimnasia–LP

1–1

Ponte Preta

Ponte Preta won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Second stage.

Oriente Petrolero

2–2

Deportivo Cuenca

Apr 6

Oriente Petrolero

1–1

Deportivo Cuenca

Jun 1

Deportivo Cuenca

1–1

Oriente Petrolero

Oriente Petrolero won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Second stage.

Bolívar

2–2

Tolima

Mar 2

Tolima

2–1

Bolívar

Jun 1

Bolívar

1–0

Tolima

Bolívar won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Second stage.

Independiente

1–0

Alianza Lima

Apr 4

Independiente

0–0

Alianza Lima

May 31

Alianza Lima

0–1

Independiente

Independiente won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Corinthians

4–1

U de Chile

Apr 5

Corinthians

2–0

U de Chile

May 10

U de Chile

1–2

Corinthians

Corinthians won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Nacional Potosí

4–3

Sport Huancayo

Mar 1

Nacional Potosí

3–1

Sport Huancayo

May 9

Sport Huancayo

2–1

Nacional Potosí

Nacional Potosí won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

AD Cali

2–2

Sport Luqueño

Feb 28

AD Cali

1–0

Sport Luqueño

May 9

Sport Luqueño

2–1

AD Cali

AD Cali won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Second stage.

Fluminense

2–1

Liverpool

Apr 5

Fluminense

2–0

Liverpool

May 10

Liverpool

1–0

Fluminense

Fluminense won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Univ Católica

6–1

Petrolero

Apr 4

Petrolero

1–3

Univ Católica

May 30

Univ Católica

3–0

Petrolero

Univ Católica won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Arsenal

8–1

Juan Aurich

Mar 2

Juan Aurich

0–2

Arsenal

May 11

Arsenal

6–1

Juan Aurich

Arsenal won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second stage.

Leaders

Expected Goals (xG explained) and other Advanced Data provided by Opta, and is available for these competitions.

Nationalities 2017 Copa Sudamericana

League Notes

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