CCL Final: All-Time Results & Scorers
Action from the CONCACAF Champions League final, second leg match between Monterrey (left) and visiting Santos on May 1, 2013. (Photo: Mexsport
MEXICO CITY – For the fifth time in six editions of the CONCACAF Champions League, the final will be contested between two Mexican teams, when Cruz Azul hosts Toluca in first leg play on Tuesday at the Estadio Azul. This will be Cruz Azul’s third appearance in the final and its first since 2009/10, while Toluca is making its debut at this stage. Neither has ever lifted the CCL trophy, but one thing is certain – there will be a new Confederation champion after Monterrey’s three-reign of excellence. Below, CONCACAF.com takes a look back at the previous finals. ALL-TIME CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL RESULTS & SCORERS 2008/09 FIRST LEG April 22, 2009: Mexico City, Mexico – Estadio Azul (A: 22718) Cruz Azul 0 Atlante 2 (Fernando Navarro 17'; Christian Bermudez 24’)
SECOND LEG May 12, 2009: Cancun, Mexico – Estadio Olimpico Andres Quintana Roo (A: 13000) Atlante 0 Cruz Azul 0 Atlante wins 2008/09 CONCACAF Champions League (Aggregate: 2-0)
2009/10 FIRST LEG April 21, 2010: Mexico City, Mexico – Estadio Azul (A: 16186) Cruz Azul 2 (Emanuel Villa 20'; own-goal, Carlos Rodriguez 24') Pachuca 1 (Damian Alvarez 69')
SECOND LEG April 28, 2010: Pachuca, Mexico – Estadio Hidalgo (A: 26500) Pachuca 1 (Edgar Benitez 90’) Cruz Azul 0 Pachuca wins 2009/10 CONCACAF Champions League on away goals rule (Aggregate: 2-2) 2010/11 FIRST LEG April 20, 2011: Monterrey, Mexico – Estadio Tecnologico (A: 30247) Monterrey 2 (Aldo De Nigris 18'; Humberto Suazo 62' pen) Real Salt Lake 2 (Nate Borchers 35'; Javier Morales 89')
SECOND LEG April 27, 2011: Sandy, Utah, USA – Rio Tinto Stadium (A: 20378) Real Salt Lake 0 Monterrey 1 (Humberto Suazo 45'+1) Monterrey wins 2010/11 CONCACAF Champions League (Aggregate: 3-2) 2011/12 FIRST LEG April 18, 2012: Monterrey, Mexico – Estadio Tecnologico (A: 29300) Monterrey 2 (Humberto Suazo 60’, 86’) Santos 0
SECOND LEG April 25, 2012: Torreon, Mexico – Estadio Corona (A: 28000) Santos 2 (Daniel Ludueña 45’; Oribe Peralta 51’) Monterrey 1 (Neri Cardozo 81’) Monterrey wins 2011/12 CONCACAF Champions League (Aggregate: 3-2)
2012/1 3 FIRST LEG April 24, 2013: Torreon, Mexico – Estadio Corona (A: 21401) Santos 0 Monterrey 0
SECOND LEG May 1, 2013: Monterrey, Mexico – Estadio Tecnologico (A: 33667) Monterrey 4 (Aldo De Nigris 60’, 86’; Neri Cardozo 83’) Santos 2 (Carlos Darwin Quintero 38’; Felipe Baloy 51’) Monterrey wins 2012/13 CONCACAF Champions League (Aggregate: 4-2) **
