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Home Communiques Articles Competitions Copa America (America Cup) World Cup Qualifying Round Pre- Olympic Under-23 South American Under-20 South American Under-17 South American Under-15 South American Women's Championship South American Women's Under-20 South American Women's Under-17 Futsal Copa America South American Futsal Under-20 South American Women's Futsal Beach Soccer World Cup Qualifier European / South American Cup Santander Libertadores Cup Nissan South American Cup South American Cup Winners' Cup Suruga Bank Championship Inter American Cup South American Futsal Clubs Championship Mercosur Cup Merconorte Cup Conmebol Cup Joao Havelange Super Cup Pre- Toyota Libertadores Tournament Cup Winner's Cup Inter Continental Champions Super Cup Associations Calendar Ranking Conmebol Downloads Women's Football Futsal	Wednesday, 07 January 2009   South American Winners' Cup - 2008 Index Matches Teams News Official Logo Regulations Historical 1989-2007 With some suffering, Boca Juniors obtains its 4th South American Cup Winners' Cup 28 / 08 / 2008 <img src="/csf/pub/articulo/2008/fotos/ago28.leoz-ibarra_85x85.gif" width="85" height="85" border="1" align="left" vspace="5" hspace="7"> The "xeneize" combine was consecrated champion of the South American "Recopa" (Cup Winners' Cup) 2008, after defeating - with some suffering - Arsenal, after a 2 - 2 draw in the second leg, but having conquered by 3 to 1 in the first leg match. This way, supreme Boca got its 18th international title, equaling AC Milan of Italy, the team that up to now had the most international winnings in history. Boca Juniors looks to recover its "King of Cups" motto 27 / 08 / 2008 <img src="/csf/pub/articulo/2008/fotos/ago27.trofeo-recopa_85x85.gif" width="85" height="85" border="1" align="left" vspace="5" hspace="7"> Boca Juniors will face Arsenal today, Wednesday, in the decisive match for the South American "Recopa" (Cup Winners' Cup). The match will take place at the "Bombonera" stadium in Buenos Aires. Boca will try to reach the record of 18 international titles possessed by AC Milan of Italy. Boca Juniors and AC Milan were equal until December, in the quantity of 17 international titles in competitions organized by CONMEBOL, UEFA or FIFA and they faced each other in the final of the World Cup of Clubs in Japan, where the Italian formation imposed itself by 4-2.   Otras Noticias For the "Recopa", Boca Juniors was too much for Arsenal and kept the first clash 13 / 08 / 2008 <img src="/csf/pub/articulo/2008/fotos/ago13.arse-boca-recop_85x85.gif" width="85" height="85" border="1" align="left" vspace="5" hspace="7"> Boca Juniors solved the first leg match with a comfortable victory (3-1) for the South American "Recopa" (Cup Winners' Cup) of football before Arsenal of Sarandí , in its insatiable search of international titles, decorated by a record striker, Martin Palermo. The Boca forward scored his goal number 194 with his club's jersey, a mark achieved by Francisco 'Pancho' arallo in 1939 as the maximum striker of the club since Argentinean football turned professional in 1931. South American Cup Winners' Cup (Recopa): Historical record 1989-2007 06 / 08 / 2008 The South American Cup Winners' Cup (Recopa) started to be disputed in 1989, between the Libertadores Cup Champions and those of the "João Havelange" Supercup, the two continental tournaments of CONMEBOL at that moment. After the Supercup was no longer disputed, the Recopa restarted in 2003, facing the Libertadores Cup and the South American Cup winners.	Previous Editions ........................... Edition - 2007 Edition - 2006 Edition - 2005 Edition - 2004 Edition - 2003 report 27 / 08 / 2008 2 Boca Juniors 2 Arsenal Country Club Pts. ARG Boca Juniors 1023 BOL Bolívar 396 BRA São Paulo FC 702 CHI Colo Colo 533 COL Atlético Nacional 490 ECU Barcelona 420 PAR Olimpia 910 PER Universitario 430 URU Peñarol 1094 VEN Deportivo Galicia 108
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