Emelec 1 – Olimpia 0 (Copa Libertadores, February 9, 2012)

Internacional 2 – Juan Aurich 0 (Copa Libertadores, February 9, 2012)

Universidad Catolica 1 – Bolivar 1 (Copa Libertadores, February 9, 2012)

Libertad 4 – Alianza Lima 1 (Copa Libertadores, February 9, 2012)

Nacional Asuncion 1 – Cruz Azul 2 (Copa Libertadores, February 8, 2012)

Union Espanola 2 – Atletico Junior 0 (Copa Libertadores, February 8, 2012)

Vasco 1 – Nacional 2 (Copa Libertadores, February 8, 2012)

Fluminense 1 – Arsenal Sarandi 0 (Copa Libertadores, February 7, 2012) A fourth minute strike from Fred earned Flu victory.

Defensor Sporting 0 – Velez Sarsfield 3 (Copa Libertadores, February 7, 2012) David Ospina fired Velez ahead in the first half, while Ivan Obolo secured the win  with a second in the 81st. There was just enough time for Sebastian Dominguez to blast home a lovely free kick to make it 3-0.

Chivas 1 – Deportivo Quito 1 (Copa Libertadores, February 7, 2012) Gustavo Alustiza fired Quito into an early lead. Omar Arellano equalised on 93 with a powerful header.

Caracas 1 – Club Atletico Penarol 1 (Agg. 1-5) (Copa Libertadores first round second leg, February 2, 2012) Fabian Estoyanoff lashed Penarol into the lead. Edwin Peraza pulled back a consolation for the home side.

Tigres 2 – Union Espanola 2 (Agg. 2-3) (Copa Libertadores first round second leg, February 2, 2012) An early brace from Alan Pulido looked to have put Tigres through but a penalty from Emanuel Herrera and an equaliser on the night from Sebastian Jaime put Union Espanola through.

Flamengo 2 – Real Potosi 0 (Agg. 3-2) (Copa Libertadores, February 1, 2012) A Leo Moura header after a Ronaldinho free-kick put Flamengo ahead and Ronaldinho consolidated the win in second half with a stunning stoppage time to celebrate a 3-2 aggregate triumph.

Individual highlights: Ronaldinho.

Once Caldas 2 – Internacional 2 (Agg. 2-3) (Copa Libertadores, February 1, 2012) In the first minute Inter defender Nei fouled Guillermo Beltran in the box with Jorge Nunez netting from the spot.  However, Mauricio Casierra fouled Oscar in the box and Andres D’Alessandro scored with another penalty on 11 minutes. Tinga gave Inter the lead after he finished following a D’Alessandro pass in the 22nd minute, three minutes before Mario Gonzalez equalised.

Libertad Asuncion 4 – El Nacional 1 (Agg. 4-2) (Copa Libertadores, January 31, 2012) Libertad forward Pablo Velazquez and El Nacional midfielder Paul Minda exchanged goals in the opening 13 minutes, however, the game turned in the hosts’ favour just after the half hour.  Jose Nunez and forward Rodolfo Gamarra struck in a six-minute spell to put them ahead in the tie, before midfielder Luciano Civelli netted a stoppage time sealer.  El Nacional’s Jose Madrid was sent off with two minutes left in regulation time.

Sport Huancayo 1 – Arsenal Sarandi 1 (Agg. 1-4) (Copa Libertadores, January 31, 2012) Sergio Ibarra gave the Peruvian side hope with his 45th minute goal, but forward Luciano Leguizamon cancelled it out.

Club Atletico Penarol 4 – Caracas 0 (Copa Libertadores first round first leg, January 26, 2012)

Internacional 1 – Once Caldas 0 (Copa Libertadores first round first leg, January 25, 2012)

Real Potosi 2 – Flamengo 1 (Copa Libertadores first round first leg, January 25, 2012)

Union Espanola 1 – Tigres 0 (Copa Libertadores first round first leg, January 25, 2012)

Arsenal Sarandi 3 – Huancayo 0 (Copa Libertadores first round first leg, January 24, 2012)

El Nacional 1 – Libertad 0 (Copa Libertadores first round first leg, January 24, 2012)

Univ. de Chile 3 – LDU de Quito 0 (Agg. 4-0) (Copa Sudamericana final second leg, December 14, 2011) Eduardo Vargas fired in the opener after three minutes. The overall victory was confirmed late on thanks to goals from Gustavo Lorenzetti and another from tournament top goal scorer Eduardo Vargas, with a fine individual goal.