Copa Interclubes UNCAF - Results

Results

Season Champions Runner-up Third Fourth
Copa Fraternidad era
1971 Comunicaciones Saprissa Herediano Atlético Marte
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1972 Saprissa Aurora Herediano and Universidad
1st leg: Aurora 1–1 Saprissa; 2nd leg: Saprissa 1–0 Aurora. Herediano and Universidad shared third place.
1973 Saprissa Águila Alajuelense Comunicaciones
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1974 Municipal Saprissa Águila Aurora
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1975 Platense Aurora Herediano Saprissa
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1976 Aurora Comunicaciones Saprissa Águila
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1977 Municipal Comunicaciones Águila México
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1978 Saprissa Cartaginés Comunicaciones
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round. Only three teams in final round.
1979 Aurora Real España Atlético Marte and Municipal
1st leg: Aurora 1–0 Real España; 2nd leg: Real España 0–0 Aurora. Atlético Marte and Municipal shared third place.
1980 Broncos Alianza FAS
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round. Only three teams in final round.
1981 Olimpia Real España and Marathón
Real España and Marathón withdrew from final round, Olimpia automatically champions.
1982 Real España Xelajú
1st leg: Real España 2–1 Xelajú; 2nd leg: Xelajú 0–0 Real España. No third place match.
1983 Comunicaciones Aurora Águila
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round. Only three teams in final round.
Torneo de Grandes de Centroamérica era
1996 Alajuelense Saprissa Comunicaciones Municipal
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
1997 Alianza Saprissa Alajuelense and Municipal
One leg: Saprissa 0–1 Alianza. Alajuelense and Municipal shared third place.
1998 Saprissa Municipal Real España and Olimpia
1st leg: Saprissa 2–1 Municipal; 2nd leg: Municipal 1–1 Saprissa. Real España and Olimpia shared third place.
Copa Interclubes UNCAF era
1999 Olimpia Alajuelense Saprissa Comunicaciones
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
2000 Olimpia Alajuelense Real España Municipal
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
2001 Municipal Saprissa Olimpia Comunicaciones
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
2002 Alajuelense Árabe Unido Motagua Comunicaciones
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
2003 Saprissa Comunicaciones Alajuelense Municipal
One leg: Comunicaciones 2–3 Saprissa.
2004 Municipal Saprissa Olimpia FAS
No final match was held. The championship was decided by a final round.
2005 Alajuelense Olimpia Saprissa Pérez Zeledón
1st leg: Olimpia 0–1 Alajuelense; 2nd leg: Alajuelense 0–1 Olimpia; Alajuelense 4–2 on penalties.
2006 Puntarenas Olimpia Marquense Victoria
1st leg: Puntarenas 3–2 Olimpia; 2nd leg: Olimpia 1–0 Puntarenas; Puntarenas 3–1 on penalties.
2007 Motagua Saprissa Municipal Alajuelense
1st leg: Saprissa 1–1 Motagua; 2nd leg: Motagua 1–0 Saprissa.

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