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2011–12 Copa Argentina

FieldValue
titleCopa Argentina
year2011–12
countryArgentina
num_teams186
championsBoca Juniors
(2nd title)
runner-upRacing
continentalcup1[2012 Copa Sudamericana](2012-copa-sudamericana)
continentalcup1 qualifiersBoca Juniors
matches185
goals357
prevseason[1970](1970-copa-argentina)
nextseason[2012–13](2012-13-copa-argentina)

(2nd title) |runner-up=Racing

The 2011–12 Copa Argentina was the third edition of the Copa Argentina, and the first since 1970. The competition began on August 31, 2011 and ended on August 8, 2012. The tournament featured 186 clubs from the top five levels of the Argentine football league system. The winner (Boca Juniors) qualified for the 2012 Copa Sudamericana.

The tournament was originally scheduled to end on May 25, but due to the participation of Boca Juniors in the knockout stages of the Copa Libertadores, the final was played on 8 August 2012, with Boca Juniors triumphing 2–1 against Racing.

Teams

One hundred and eighty-six teams took part in this season's competition. All the teams from the Primera División (20), Primera B Nacional (20), Primera B Metropolitana (21), Torneo Argentino A (25), Primera C (20), Torneo Argentino B (60), and Primera D (18) competed in the tournament. Two teams from provinces that do not have representation and that compete in the Torneo del Interior rounded out the field of participants.

;Primera División

  • All Boys
  • Argentinos Juniors
  • Arsenal
  • Atlético de Rafaela
  • Banfield
  • Belgrano
  • Boca Juniors
  • Colón
  • Estudiantes (LP)
  • Godoy Cruz
  • Independiente
  • Lanús
  • Newell's Old Boys
  • Olimpo
  • Racing
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Martín (SJ)
  • Tigre
  • Unión
  • Vélez Sársfield

;Primera B Nacional

  • Aldosivi
  • Almirante Brown
  • Atlanta
  • Atlético Tucumán
  • Boca Unidos
  • Chacarita Juniors
  • Defensa y Justicia
  • Deportivo Merlo
  • Desamparados
  • Ferro Carril Oeste
  • Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)
  • Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)
  • Guillermo Brown (M)
  • Huracán
  • Independiente Rivadavia
  • Instituto
  • Patronato
  • Quilmes
  • River Plate
  • Rosario Central

;Primera B Metropolitana

  • Acassuso
  • Almagro
  • Barracas Central
  • Brown (A)
  • Colegiales
  • Comunicaciones
  • Defensores de Belgrano
  • Deportivo Armenio
  • Deportivo Morón
  • Estudiantes (BA)
  • Flandria
  • General Lamadrid
  • Los Andes
  • Nueva Chicago
  • Platense
  • San Telmo
  • Sarmiento (J)
  • Sportivo Italiano
  • Temperley
  • Tristán Suárez Villa San Carlos

;Torneo Argentino A

  • Alumni (VM)
  • Central Córdoba (SdE)
  • Central Norte
  • CAI
  • Cipolletti
  • Crucero del Norte
  • Defensores de Belgrano (VR)
  • Deportivo Maipú
  • Douglas Haig
  • Gimnasia y Esgrima (CdU)
  • Gimnasia y Tiro
  • Huracán (TA)
  • Juventud Antoniana
  • Juventud Unida Universitario
  • Libertad (S)
  • Racing (C)
  • Racing (O)
  • Rivadavia
  • San Martín (T)
  • Santamarina
  • Sportivo Belgrano
  • Talleres (C)
  • Tiro Federal
  • Unión (MdP)
  • Unión (S)

;Primera C

  • Argentino (M)
  • Berazategui
  • Central Córdoba (R)
  • Defensores de Cambaceres
  • Defensores Unidos
  • Deportivo Español
  • Deportivo Laferrere
  • Dock Sud
  • El Porvenir
  • Excursionistas
  • Ferrocarril Midland
  • J. J. de Urquiza
  • Leandro N. Alem
  • Liniers
  • Luján
  • Sacachispas
  • San Miguel
  • Talleres (RE)
  • UAI Urquiza
  • Villa Dálmine

;Torneo Argentino B

  • 9 de Julio (M)
  • 9 de Julio (R)
  • Altos Hornos Zapla
  • Alvarado
  • Alvear
  • Atenas (RC)
  • Bella Vista (BB)
  • Ben Hur
  • Boca (RG)
  • Chaco For Ever
  • Colegiales (C)
  • Concepción BRS
  • Concepción
  • Cruz del Sur
  • Defensores (P)
  • Deportivo Madryn
  • Deportivo Roca
  • El Linqueño
  • Estudiantes (RC)
  • Ferrocarril Sud
  • General Paz Juniors
  • Gimnasia y Esgrima (Mza)
  • Grupo Universitario (T)
  • Guaraní Antonio Franco
  • Guaymallén
  • Huracán (CR)
  • Huracán (LH)
  • Independiente (T)
  • Jorge Brown (P)
  • Jorge Newbery (CR)
  • Jorge Newbery (VT)
  • Juventud Alianza
  • Juventud Unida (G)
  • La Emilia
  • Las Heras (C)
  • Liniers (BB)
  • Maronese
  • Mitre (SdE)
  • Once Tigres
  • Origone
  • Paraná
  • Policial
  • Racing (T)
  • San Martín (F)
  • San Martín (M)
  • San Jorge (SF)
  • San Jorge (T)
  • Sarmiento (C)
  • Sarmiento (R)
  • Sarmiento (SdE)
  • Sportivo Del Bono
  • Sportivo Las Parejas
  • Sportivo Patria
  • Talleres (P)
  • Textil Mandiyú
  • Tiro Federal (M)
  • Trinidad
  • Unión (VK)
  • Villa Cubas (C)
  • Villa Mitre

;Primera D

  • Argentino (Q)
  • Argentino (R)
  • Atlas
  • Cañuelas
  • Central Ballester
  • Centro Español
  • Claypole
  • Deportivo Paraguayo
  • Deportivo Riestra
  • Fénix
  • Ituzaingó
  • Juventud Unida
  • Lugano
  • Muñiz
  • San Martín (B)
  • Sportivo Barracas
  • Victoriano Arenas
  • Yupanqui

;Torneo del Interior

  • Real Madrid (RG)
  • Riojano

Venues

For the final phase, the organization selected 15 stadiums in several Argentine provinces to be used as neutral grounds.

! Banfield ! Buenos Aires ! Buenos Aires |- | Estadio Florencio Sola | Estadio Diego Armando Maradona

Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó
Capacity: 35,000
Capacity: 24,800
Capacity: 48,000
-
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[[File:Argentinos Juniors Stadium.jpg
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! Catamarca
! José Ingenieros
! Lanús
-
Estadio Bicentenario Ciudad de Catamarca
Estadio Tres de Febrero
Estadio Ciudad de Lanús
-
Capacity: 18,500
Capacity: 16,000
Capacity: 46,600
-

| | [[File:Estadio Tres de Febrero popular.jpg|200px]] | |- ! Quilmes ! Resistencia ! Rosario ! Rosario |- | Estadio Centenario Dr. José Luis Meiszner | Estadio Centenario | Estadio Marcelo Bielsa

Estadio Gigante de Arroyito
Capacity: 30,000
Capacity: 25,000
Capacity: 38,000
Capacity: 41,600
-
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[[File:Platea alta y baja del Estadio Centenario.jpg

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Schedule

RoundDatesNumber of fixturesClubsNew entries this roundPrize money (in ARS)
First roundAug. 31, 20119186→17718$20,000
Second roundSep. 7–8; Sep. 14–15, 201166177→111128$20,000
Third roundSep. 14–15, 201123111→885$20,000
Fourth roundSep. 21–22; Sep. 28–29, 20112488→64None$20,000
Round of 64Nov. 22–23; Nov. 29–30; Dec. 6–8; Dec. 13–15, 20113264→3240$200,000
Round of 32Feb. 28–Mar. 1; Mar. 6–Mar. 8; Mar. 13–15; Mar. 20–22, 20121632→16None$300,000
Round of 16Apr. 3–5; Apr. 10–12, 2012816→8None$400,000
QuarterfinalsApr. 24–26, 201248→4None$500,000
SemifinalsMay 15 & 17, 201224→2None$800,000
FinalMay 25, 201212→1None$1,500,000

Initial phase

First round

In the First Round, the eighteen teams from the Primera D competed in nine matches. The winners of the nine matches advanced to the next round into the Metropolitan Zone. The matches were played on August 31.

Gonzalo Vivanco

Second round

The Second Round is divided into two zones: the Metropolitan Zone and the Interior Zone.

Metropolitan Zone

The Metropolitan Zone featured the twenty-one teams from the Primera B Metropolitana, the twenty teams from Primera C, and the nine winners of the First Round. The twenty-five winners advanced to the Fourth Round.

Interior Zone

The Interior Zone featured the twenty-five teams from the Torneo Argentino A, the sixty teams from the Torneo Argentino B, and two invited teams. The forty-one winners advanced to the Third Round. The matches were played on September 6–8, 2011.

Third round

The Third Round featured the forty-one winners of the Second Round's Interior Zone plus five additional team. The twenty-three match winners advanced to the Fourth Round. The matches were played on September 14 and 15.

Fourth round

The Fourth Round will feature the forty-eight teams that advance from the Second and Third Stages. The teams will be drawn into twenty-four matches. The winners of matches will advance to the Round of 64. The matches will be played from September 21 to 29.

Final phase

The Final Phase will consist of the Round of 64, Round of 32, Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the Final. Beginning in the Round of 64, the sixty-four qualified teams will be split into four groups. Each group will consist of five Primera División teams, five Primera B Nacional teams, and six winners from the Fourth Round. Each group will contest their matches in a specific location chosen by the organizing committee. The draw took place on October 27, 2011.

Brackets

Group 1

|RD1-team01=Vélez Sársfield |RD1-score01=2 |RD1-team02=Racing (T) |RD1-score02=0 |RD1-team03=Guillermo Brown |RD1-score03=0 |RD1-team04=Rosario Central |RD1-score04=1 |RD1-team05=Belgrano |RD1-score05=3 |RD1-team06=Sacachispas |RD1-score06=0 |RD1-team07=Colegiales |RD1-score07=0 |RD1-team08=Independiente |RD1-score08=4 |RD1-team09=Olimpo |RD1-score09=2 |RD1-team10=Central Norte |RD1-score10=1 |RD1-team11=Excursionistas |RD1-score11=0 (4) |RD1-team12=Huracán |RD1-score12=0 (3) |RD1-team13=Boca Unidos |RD1-score13=1 (5) |RD1-team14=Central Córdoba (R) |RD1-score14=1 (6) |RD1-team15=Boca Juniors |RD1-score15= 1 (4) |RD1-team16=Santamarina |RD1-score16= 1 (3) |RD2-team01=Vélez Sársfield |RD2-score01=1 (4) |RD2-team02=Rosario Central |RD2-score02=1 (5) |RD2-team03=Belgrano |RD2-score03=2 |RD2-team04=Independiente |RD2-score04=0 |RD2-team05=Olimpo |RD2-score05=1 (5) |RD2-team06=Excursionistas |RD2-score06=1 (4) |RD2-team07=Central Córdoba (R) |RD2-score07=0 |RD2-team08=Boca Juniors |RD2-score08=2 |RD3-team01=Rosario Central |RD3-score01=2 |RD3-team02=Belgrano |RD3-score02=1 |RD3-team03= Olimpo |RD3-score03=1 (10) |RD3-team04=Boca Juniors |RD3-score04=1 (11) |RD4-team01=Rosario Central |RD4-score01=1 (2) |RD4-team02=Boca Juniors |RD4-score02=1 (4)

Group 2

|RD1-team01=Estudiantes (LP) |RD1-score01=2 |RD1-team02=Unión (VK) |RD1-score02=1 |RD1-team03=Guaymallén |RD1-score03=0 |RD1-team04=Deportivo Merlo |RD1-score04=2 |RD1-team05=San Martin (SJ) |RD1-score05=0 |RD1-team06=Sarmiento (J) |RD1-score06=1 |RD1-team07=Talleres (C) |RD1-score07=1 |RD1-team08=Colón |RD1-score08=2 |RD1-team09=Tigre |RD1-score09=4 |RD1-team10=Defensa y Justicia |RD1-score10=2 |RD1-team11=Desamparados |RD1-score11=0 |RD1-team12=Gimnasia (LP) |RD1-score12=1 |RD1-team13=Aldosivi |RD1-score13=**1 (5) ** |RD1-team14=Independiente Rivadavia |RD1-score14=1 (3) |RD1-team15=Racing (O) |RD1-score15=0 |RD1-team16=Argentinos Juniors |RD1-score16=3 |RD2-team01=Estudiantes (LP) |RD2-score01=0 (4) |RD2-team02=Deportivo Merlo |RD2-score02=0 (5) |RD2-team03=Sarmiento (J) |RD2-score03=1 |RD2-team04=Colón |RD2-score04=0 |RD2-team05=Tigre |RD2-score05=1 (4) |RD2-team06=Gimnasia (LP) |RD2-score06=1 (1) |RD2-team07=Aldosivi |RD2-score07=0 |RD2-team08=Argentinos Juniors |RD2-score08=2 |RD3-team01=Deportivo Merlo |RD3-score01=2 |RD3-team02=Sarmiento (J) |RD3-score02=1 |RD3-team03=Tigre |RD3-score03=1 |RD3-team04=Argentinos Juniors |RD3-score04=0 |RD4-team01=Deportivo Merlo |RD4-score01=2 |RD4-team02=Tigre |RD4-score02=1

Group 3

|RD1-team01=Lanús |RD1-score01=0 (7) |RD1-team02=Barracas Central |RD1-score02=0 (8) |RD1-team03=Policial |RD1-score03=4 |RD1-team04=Instituto |RD1-score04=1 |RD1-team05=Unión |RD1-score05=1 |RD1-team06=Chacarita Juniors |RD1-score06=2 |RD1-team07=Villa Dálmine |RD1-score07=1 |RD1-team08=San Lorenzo |RD1-score08=2 |RD1-team09=All Boys |RD1-score09=1 (3) |RD1-team10=Atlanta |RD1-score10=1 (4) |RD1-team11=Deportivo Riestra |RD1-score11=0 (3) |RD1-team12=Quilmes |RD1-score12=0 (5) |RD1-team13=Almirante Brown |RD1-score13=2 (3) |RD1-team14=Sportivo Belgrano |RD1-score14=2 (5) |RD1-team15=Defensores de Belgrano |RD1-score15=0 |RD1-team16=River Plate |RD1-score16=1 |RD2-team01=Barracas Central |RD2-score01=4 |RD2-team02=Policial |RD2-score02=0 |RD2-team03=Chacarita Juniors |RD2-score03=1 (1) |RD2-team04=San Lorenzo |RD2-score04=1 (3) |RD2-team05=Atlanta |RD2-score05=1 |RD2-team06=Quilmes |RD2-score06=2 |RD2-team07=Sportivo Belgrano |RD2-score07=0 |RD2-team08=River Plate |RD2-score08=2 |RD3-team01=Barracas Central |RD3-score01=1 (4) |RD3-team02=San Lorenzo |RD3-score02=1 (5) |RD3-team03=Quilmes |RD3-score03=1 |RD3-team04=River Plate |RD3-score04=2 |RD4-team01=San Lorenzo |RD4-score01=0 |RD4-team02=River Plate |RD4-score02=2

Group 4

|RD1-team01=Godoy Cruz |RD1-score01=1 (2) |RD1-team02=Sportivo Italiano |RD1-score02=1 (4) |RD1-team03=Estudiantes (BA) |RD1-score03=2 |RD1-team04=Atlético Tucumán |RD1-score04=3 |RD1-team05=Atlético de Rafaela |RD1-score05=0 (4) |RD1-team06=Ferro Carril Oeste |RD1-score06=0 (2) |RD1-team07=Paraná |RD1-score07=1 |RD1-team08=Banfield |RD1-score08= 2 |RD1-team09=Racing |RD1-score09=2 |RD1-team10=El Porvenir |RD1-score10=0 |RD1-team11=Patronato |RD1-score11=0 (5) |RD1-team12=Newell's Old Boys |RD1-score12=0 (4) |RD1-team13=Gimnasia (J) |RD1-score13=0 |RD1-team14=Sarmiento (R) |RD1-score14=1 |RD1-team15=General Lamadrid |RD1-score15=1 |RD1-team16=Arsenal |RD1-score16=2 |RD2-team01=Sportivo Italiano |RD2-score01=0 (3) |RD2-team02=Atlético Tucumán |RD2-score02=0 (4) |RD2-team03=Atlético de Rafaela |RD2-score03= 2 |RD2-team04=Banfield |RD2-score04= 0 |RD2-team05=Racing |RD2-score05= 3 |RD2-team06=Patronato |RD2-score06= 1 |RD2-team07=Sarmiento (R) |RD2-score07=2 |RD2-team08=Arsenal |RD2-score08= 1 |RD3-team01=Atlético Tucumán |RD3-score01=0 (4) |RD3-team02=Atlético de Rafaela |RD3-score02=0 (3) |RD3-team03=Racing |RD3-score03=2 |RD3-team04=Sarmiento (R) |RD3-score04=0 |RD4-team01=Atlético Tucumán |RD4-score01=0 |RD4-team02=Racing |RD4-score02=1

Semifinals and Final

|RD1-team1=Boca Juniors |RD1-score1=1 (5) |RD1-team2=Deportivo Merlo |RD1-score2=1 (4) |RD1-team3=River Plate |RD1-score3=0 (4) |RD1-team4=Racing |RD1-score4=0 (5) |RD2-team1= Boca Juniors |RD2-score1=2 |RD2-team2=Racing |RD2-score2=1

Silva Somoza Mouche Caruzzo Manchot Yeri Friedrich Lázzaro Tied 1–1 after regular time, Boca Juniors advanced 5–4 on penalty shootout.

Funes Mori Ocampos Ledesma Villalva Vila Moreno Viola Pillud Hauche Fariña Tied 0–0 after regular time, Racing Club advanced 5–4 on penalty shootout.

Main article: 2012 Copa Argentina Final

Viatri

Top goalscorers

PosPlayerClubGoals
1
ARG Ramón ÁbilaSarmiento de Junín3
ARG Neri BandieraSarmiento de Resistencia3
ARG Matías RecioSarmiento de Resistencia3
ARG Joaquín CabralRivadavia de Lincoln3
ARG Fernando BenítezAtlético Paraná3
ARG Mauro ConochiariSportivo Belgrano3
ARG Gonzalo RodríguezSan Martín de Tucumán3
ARG Gonzalo GaravanoAtlético Tucumán3

Source:

References

References

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  2. "Árbitros 1ra. eliminatoria de la Copa Argentina". [[Argentine Football Association]].
  3. "Se disputó la 1ra. eliminatoria de la Copa Argentina". Argentine Football Association.
  4. "Primera fase de la zona del interior de la Copa Argentina". Argentine Football Association.
  5. "Se sorteó la Fase Final de la Copa Argentina". [[Copa Argentina]].
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