natbaker
posted 7/3/2008 from
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..Ecuador's LDU Quito won the Copa Libertadores by virtue of a penalty kick shoot-out in Wednesday night's second leg of the finale. The Copa Libertadores, for the uninitiated, is almost certainly the second biggest club competition on the planet. Unfortunately, it doesn't get much coverage outside of South/Latin America...
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The Copa Libertadores, the premier South American club championship, will be settled Wednesday night when Fluminense of Brazil hosts L.D.U. Quito of Ecuador. >
Ecuador’s Liga de Quito pose with their newly acquired Libertadores Championship Cup after beating Brazil’s Fluminense in the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - July 2, 2008.
LDU celebrate another first for Ecuador (Reuters)
Ecuadorean football
celebrated another ground-breaking moment on Thursday after LDU
became the first team from the country to win the South American
Libertadores Cup.
Another Maracana flop, say the Brazilian media (Reuters)
Memories of Brazil's 2-1
loss to Uruguay in the 1950 World Cup were revived when
Ecuador's LDU won the Libertadores Cup at the same Maracana
stadium against local side Fluminense, Brazilian media said.