2002 Copa Sudamericana finals
Introduction The '''2002 Copa Sudamericana finals''' was a two-legged football match played to determine the champion of the 2002 Copa Sudamericana, the inaugural edition of this tournament. The tie was contested between Argentine side San Lorenzo de Almagro and Colombian side Atlético Nacional. San Lorenzo won 4–0 on aggregate, achieving the first international title in their history.
Qualified teams  TeamPrevious finals app. Atlético Nacional  None San Lorenzo  None
Venues
Route to the final Atlético NacionalRoundSan LorenzoOpponentAgg.1st leg2nd legOpponentAgg.1st leg2nd legByeFirst roundBye América de Cali3–11–0 (H)2–1 (A)Second round Monagas8–13–0 (A)5–1 (H) Santiago Wanderers2–2 (p)2–1 (H)0–1 (A) (a.e.t. )Quarter-finals Racing Club3–3 (p)3–1 (H)0–2 (A) (a.e.t.) Nacional3–3 (p)2–1 (H)1–2 (A) (a.e.t. )Semi-finals Bolívar5–41–2 (A)4–2 (H)
Match details ===First leg===note: Match was suspended at the 70th minute because a flare from the Atletico Nacional fans struck Aldo Paredes. A few minutes later, the match was resumed, but it was suspended at the 89th minute after Aquivaldo Mosquera was shown a red card. and Nacional fans started to throw objects onto the field.----===Second leg===  GK '''1'''  Sebastián Saja DF  '''12'''   Celso Esquivel DF '''24'''  Gonzalo Rodríguez DF '''3'''  Claudio Morel Rodríguez DF '''4'''  Aldo Paredes MF '''19'''  José Chatruc   MF '''8'''  Mariano Herrón   MF '''22'''  Cristian Zurita MF '''10'''  Leandro Romagnoli    FW '''7'''  Rodrigo Astudillo FW '''9'''  Alberto Acosta  '''Substitutions:'''  FW'''17'''   Daniel Cordone    FW'''20'''   Damián Luna    MF '''18'''   Alexis Cabrera   '''Manager:'''   Rubén Darío Insúa  GK '''12'''   Edigson Velásquez DF '''24'''  Elkin Calle DF '''4'''  Samuel Vanegas    DF '''4'''  Sergio Guzmán DF '''2'''  Carlos Díaz MF '''16'''  Felipe Chará MF '''18'''  Roberto Moreno    MF '''15'''  Diego Toro MF '''9'''  Freddy Grisales FW '''19'''  Óscar Restrepo    FW '''20'''  Martín Echeverría   '''Substitutions:'''  FW   Jair Rambal    FW   Robinson Rentería   '''Manager:'''   Alexis García
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