2009 Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito season

President: Carlos Arroyo

Honorary President: Rodrigo Paz

Manager: Jorge Fossati

President of the Football Commission: Edwin Ripalda

Assistant: Eduardo de Capellán

Physical Trainer: Alejandro Valenzuela

Supplier: Umbro
Sponsor(s): Holcim, Powerade, Chevrolet

Recopa Sudamericana principal kit

Recopa Sudamericana alternate

Peace Cup principal kit

Peace Cup alternate

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  ECU José Francisco Cevallos 2 DF  ARG Norberto Araujo 3 DF  ECU Renán Calle 4 DF  ECU Paúl Ambrosi 5 DF  ECU Ulises de la Cruz 6 MF  ECU Pedro Larrea 7 MF  ECU Miler Bolaños 8 MF  ECU Patricio Urrutia 9 FW  ECU Walter Calderón 10 MF  ECU Christian Lara 11 FW  ECU Franklin Salas 12 MF  ECU Édison Méndez 13 DF  ECU Néicer Reasco (captain)

No. Pos. Nation Player 14 MF  ECU Diego Calderón 15 DF  ECU William Araujo 16 FW  ARG Claudio Bieler 17 FW  ECU Víctor Estupiñán 18 MF  ECU Gabriel Espinosa 19 FW  ARG Claudio Graf 20 MF  ECU Alex Bolaños 21 MF  ECU Pedro Romo 22 GK  ECU Alexander Domínguez 23 DF  ECU Jayro Campos 24 DF  ECU Carlos Espínola 25 GK  ECU Daniel Viteri 20 MF  PAR Enrique Vera

:1.^ Alex Bolaños replaced Enrique Vera on November 11 due to injury.

LDU Quito played two preseason friendlies prior to the start of the Serie A season

La Noche Blanca is the club's official presentation for the season. They hosted Colombian club Santa Fe.

LDU Quito v Santa Fe

January 23 La Noche Blanca	LDU Quito	2 – 0	Santa Fe	Estadio Casa Blanca, Quito
19:35 (UTC-5)	Bieler  46' Urrutia  51' (pen.)	Article		Attendance: ≈20,000 Referee: Tomás Alarcón

2009 is the club's 48th season in the top-level of professional football in Ecuador. The first game of the season began on January 31, with LDU Quito's first game on February 1.

The first stage was a double round-robin tournament. LDU Quito finished 2nd and qualified to the Third Stage with 2 bonus points.

LDU Quito v Olmedo

February 1 Round 1	LDU Quito	1–1	Olmedo	Quito
11:30 (UTC-5)	Reasco  76'	Report	Méndez  26'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 6,331 Referee: José Luis Espinel

LDU Portoviejo v LDU Quito

February 6 Round 2	LDU Portoviejo	2–1	LDU Quito	Portoviejo
20:30 (UTC-5)	Ojeda  12' Pachi  58'	Report	Urrutia  84'	Stadium: Estadio Reales Tamarindos Attendance: 9,050 Referee: Tomás Alarcón

LDU Quito v Manta

February 13 Round 3	LDU Quito	2–1	Manta	Quito
19:30 (UTC-5)	Campos  44' D. Vera  87'	Report	Palacios  40'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 1,033 Referee: Manuel Hidalgo

El Nacional v LDU Quito

February 21 Round 4	El Nacional	1–1	LDU Quito	Quito
12:00 (UTC-5)	Sánchez  82'	Report	Bieler  3'	Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa Attendance: 14,322 Referee: José Carpio

LDU Quito v Deportivo Quito

February 28 Round 5	LDU Quito	4–0	Deportivo Quito	Quito
18:00 (UTC-5)	W. Calderón  2' Bieler  8', 42' Ambrosi  87'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 12,671 Referee: Omar Ponce

LDU Quito v ESPOLI

March 16 Round 7	LDU Quito	3–2	ESPOLI	Quito
19:15 (UTC-5)	Espínola  26' Bieler  47' Manso  90+2'	Report	Morales  23' Cañete  44'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 2,374 Referee: Carlos Vera

Técnico Universitario v LDU Quito

March 21 Round 8	Técnico Universitario	1–4	LDU Quito	Ambato
16:00 (UTC-5)	Wila  29'	Report	Bieler  4' W. Calderón  35' Bolaños  54' W. Araujo  85'	Stadium: Estadio Bellavista Attendance: 5,632 Referee: Omar Ponce

Deportivo Cuenca v LDU Quito

April 2 Round 6	Deportivo Cuenca	1–0	LDU Quito	Cuenca
19:00 (UTC-5)	Preciado  83'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar Attendance: 8,045 Referee: Miguel Hidalgo
Note: This match postponed due to Liga's participation in the Copa Libertadores.

LDU Quito v Macará

April 5 Round 9	LDU Quito	1–0	Macará	Quito
11:30 (UTC-5)	D. Vera  75'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 1,958 Referee: Daniel Salazar

Barcelona v LDU Quito

April 12 Round 10	Barcelona	2–1	LDU Quito	Guayaquil
18:00 (UTC-5)	Mina  27' Román  65'	Report	Bieler  47'	Stadium: Estadio Monumental Banco Pichincha Attendance: 7,331 Referee: Carlos Vera

LDU Quito v Emelec

April 17 Round 11	LDU Quito	2–0	Emelec	Quito
19:30 (UTC-5)	E. Vaca  29' Bieler  46' (pen.)	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 7,831 Referee: Omar Ponce

Emelec v LDU Quito

April 24 Round 12	Emelec	1–1	LDU Quito	Guayaquil
19:45 (UTC-5)	Rojas  90+5'	Report	Larrea  46'	Stadium: Estadio George Capwell Attendance: 13,220 Referee: Tomás Alarcón

LDU Quito v Barcelona

May 3 Round 13	LDU Quito	3–0	Barcelona	Quito
12:30 (UTC-5)	Bieler  8', 74' W. Calderón  63'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 20,210 Referee: Omar Ponce

Macará v LDU Quito

May 10 Round 14	Macará	2–1	LDU Quito	Ambato
11:45 (UTC-5)	Garcés  71' Figueroa  90+2'	Report	Ambrosi  5'	Stadium: Estadio Bellavista Attendance: 4,718 Referee: Samuel Haro

LDU Quito v Técnico Universitario

May 16 Round 15	LDU Quito	4–0	Técnico Universitario	Quito
18:00 (UTC-5)	Reasco  51' Bieler  63', 70' W. Calderón  87'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 1,740 Referee: Alfredo Intriago

ESPOLI v LDU Quito

May 23 Round 16	ESPOLI	2–2	LDU Quito	Ibarra
16:00 (UTC-5)	Ibarra  39' Ribeiro  89'	Report	D. Vera  51' Bieler  73'	Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Attendance: 7,224 Referee: Diego Lara

LDU Quito v Deportivo Cuenca

May 31 Round 17	LDU Quito	1–1	Deportivo Cuenca	Quito
11:45 (UTC-5)	Bieler  70'	Report	Quiñónez  43'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Referee: Samuel Haro

Deportivo Quito v LDU Quito

June 13 Round 18	Deportivo Quito	1–1	LDU Quito	Quito
16:00 (UTC-5)	Minda  43'	Report	D. Vera  6'	Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa Attendance: 13,464 Referee: Tomás Alarcón

LDU Quito v El Nacional

June 21 Round 19	LDU Quito	2–0	El Nacional	Quito
18:00 (UTC-5)	Bieler  10', 25'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 7,419 Referee: Carlos Vera

Manta v LDU Quito

July 1 Round 20	Manta	0–2	LDU Quito	Manta
19:00 (UTC-5)		Report	D. Vera  11' Bieler  72'	Stadium: Estadio Jocay Attendance: 4,020 Referee: Daniel Salazar

LDU Quito v LDU Portoviejo

July 5 Round 21	LDU Quito	4–0	LDU Portoviejo	Quito
12:00 (UTC-5)	W. Calderón  8', 78' Bolaños  22' Espínola  50'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 5,401 Referee: Samuel Haro

Olmedo v LDU Quito

July 12 Round 22	Olmedo	2–3	LDU Quito	Riobamba
12:00 (UTC-5)	Rivas  77' C. Caicedo  87'	Report	W. Calderón  35', 60' Bolaños  71'	Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Attendance: 6,629 Referee: Carlos Vera

Liga was placed into Group 1 with Barcelona, Deportivo Cuenca, El Nacional, LDU Portoviejo, and Macará. They will also play Deportivo Quito in a "clásico". They finished first in their group and earned an extra bonus point toward the Third Stage.

LDU Quito v Deportivo Cuenca

July 18 Round 1	LDU Quito	2–2	Deportivo Cuenca	Quito
18:00 (UTC-5)	Bieler  46' Graf  64'	Report	Matamoros  8' Paredes  85'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 1,975 Referee: José Luis Espinel

LDU Quito v El Nacional

August 2 Round 3	LDU Quito	1–0	El Nacional	Quito
11:30 (UTC-5)	Graf  67'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 4,156 Referee: Tomás Alarcón

Barcelona v LDU Quito

August 5 Round 2	Barcelona	1–1	LDU Quito	Guayaquil
19:00 (UTC-5)	Oyola  5'	Report	Ambrosi  56'	Stadium: Estadio Monumental Banco Pichincha Attendance: 17,239 Referee: Carlos Vera
Note: This match was postponed due to Liga's participation in the 2009 Peace Cup.

Macará v LDU Quito

August 16 Round 5	Macará	0–2	LDU Quito	Ambato
10:30 (UTC-5)		Report	Bieler  33' (pen.) Bolaños  55'	Stadium: Estadio Bellavista Attendance: 4,473 Referee: José Carpio

LDU Quito v LDU Portoviejo

August 22 Round 6	LDU Quito	2–0	LDU Portoviejo	Quito
17:00 (UTC-5)	Graf  75' Bolaños  85'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 1,508 Referee: Tomas Alarcón

LDU Portoviejo v LDU Quito

August 29 Round 7	LDU Portoviejo	0–4	LDU Quito	Portoviejo
20:30 (UTC-5)		Report	Graf  32' Bieler  56' Bolaños  76' Calle  90'	Stadium: Estadio Reales Tamarindos Attendance: 3,210 Referee: José Carpio
Note: In this match, Miler Bolaños scored LDU Quito's 2,500th goal.[1]

LDU Quito v Macará

September 13 Round 8	LDU Quito	1–1	Macará	Quito
11:30 (UTC-5)	Reasco  19'	Report	Ferreyra  80'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 2,452 Referee: Diego Lara

El Nacional v LDU Quito

September 16 Round 10	El Nacional	0–1	LDU Quito	Quito
19:15 (UTC-5)		Report	Reasco  55'	Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa Attendance: 6,504 Referee: Carlos Vera
Note: This match was moved forward due to Liga's Round of 16 match of the Copa Sudamericana.

Deportivo Quito v LDU Quito

September 19 Round 9	Deportivo Quito	3–0	LDU Quito	Quito
18:00 (UTC-5)	Borghello  17', 41' Pirchio  21'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa Attendance: 15,229 Referee: Tomas Alarcón

LDU Quito v Barcelona

September 27 Round 11	LDU Quito	4–0	Barcelona	Quito
12:00 (UTC-5)	Bieler  33', 47' Campos  68' Graf  76'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 24,919 Referee: Daniel Salazar

Deportivo Cuenca v LDU Quito

October 3 Round 12	Deportivo Cuenca	3–0	LDU Quito	Cuenca
16:00 (UTC-5)	Matamoros  35', 80' Preciado  58'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar Attendance: 9,504 Referee: José Luis Espinel

LDU Quito has qualified to the third stage twice, and has earned 3 bonus points for this stage. They are placed into Group 1 with Deportivo Quito, Macará, and Manta. This stage is scheduled to begin on October 18 and end on November 22.

LDU Quito v Manta

October 16 Round 1	LDU Quito	4–0	Manta	Quito
19:30 (UTC-5)	Bieler  15' Graf  18' W. Araujo  34' Salas  90+1'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 1,765 Referee: Alfredo Intriago

LDU Quito v Deportivo Quito

November 16 Round 5	LDU Quito	0–1	Deportivo Quito	Quito
15:45 (UTC-5)		Report	Borghello  6'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 14,316 Referee: Carlos Vera

Manta v LDU Quito

November 22 Round 6	Manta	1–0	LDU Quito	Manta
12:00 (UTC-5)	López  90'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Jocay Attendance: 310 Referee: José Caprio

Liga qualified to the third-place playoff of the fourth stage. They competed against Emelec for third-place and a berth in the 2010 Copa Libertadores first stage.

Emelec v LDU Quito

November 29	Emelec	1–0	LDU Quito	Guayaquil
12:00 (UTC-5)	Peirone  11'	Report		Stadium: Estadio George Capwell Attendance: 6,352 Referee: Omar Ponce

LDU Quito v Emelec

December 7	LDU Quito	0–1	Emelec	Quito
16:00 (UTC-5)		Report	Rojas  83'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 17,106 Referee: Miguel Hidalgo

As the defending champion, LDU Quito automatically earned a berth in this year's tournament. This was the 14th time the club participated in the continent's premier club tournament. They were drawn into the Group 1 along with 2008 Copa do Brasil winner Sport Recife, the Chilean 2008 Clausura champion Colo-Colo, and the winner of the 5th preliminary match Palmeiras. The Group Stage began on February 11, with LDU Quito's first game on February 17.

LDU Quito started their title defense on a high note with a 3–2 home win against Palmeiras. This win was followed by two successive shut-out away losses in Recife and Santiago. A close home draw followed against Colo-Colo. Their last two matches were losses away and at home. They were eliminated from the competition on April 22 when Colo-Colo lost to Sport Recife.

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Sport Recife	6	4	1	1	10	7	+3	13
Palmeiras	6	3	1	2	9	7	+2	10
Colo-Colo	6	2	1	3	9	7	+2	7
LDU Quito	6	1	1	4	6	13	−7	4

LDU Quito v Palmeiras

February 17	LDU Quito	3–2	Palmeiras	Estadio Casa Blanca, Quito
17:00 (UTC-5)	W. Calderón  23', 34' Manso  58'	Report	Willians  28' Edmílson  46'	Referee: Wilmar Roldán (Colombia)

Sport Recife v LDU Quito

March 4	Sport Recife	2–0	LDU Quito	Estádio Adelmar da Costa Carvalho (Ilha do Retiro), Recife
21:50 (UTC-3)	Daniel  13' Paulo Baier  72' (pen.)	Report		Attendance: 20,184 Referee: Jorge Larrionda (Uruguay)

Colo-Colo v LDU Quito

March 12	Colo-Colo	3–0	LDU Quito	Estadio Monumental David Arellano, Santiago
21:15 (UTC-4)	Carranza  56' Cereceda  61' Barrios  65'	Report		Referee: Carlos Amarilla (Paraguay)

LDU Quito v Colo-Colo

April 9	LDU Quito	1–1	Colo-Colo	Estadio Casa Blanca, Quito
15:00 (UTC-5)	Campos  48'	Report	Bieler  90+2' (o.g.)	Referee: Armando Archundia (Mexico)

Palmeiras v LDU Quito

April 21	Palmeiras	2–0	LDU Quito	Estádio Palestra Itália (Parque Antarctica), São Paulo
20:15 (UTC-3)	Marcão  48' Diego Souza  83'	Report		Attendance: 19,205 Referee: Jorge Larrionda (Uruguay)

LDU Quito v Sport Recife

April 29	LDU Quito	2–3	Sport Recife	Estadio Casa Blanca, Quito
19:50 (UTC-5)	Espínola  2' D. Vera  41'	Report	Andrade  23', 77' Igor  58'	Referee: Juan Soto (Venezuela)

As the 2008 Copa Libertadores champion, LDU Quito qualified for this year's Recopa Sudamericana. They played against the 2008 Copa Sudamericana winner Sport Club Internacional in a two-legged match-up. This is LDU Quito's first Recopa Sudamericana. Internacional previously won the competition in 2007. The first leg was played at Internacional's stadium, Beira-Rio in Porto Alegre. Argentine Claudio Bieler provided the lone goal of the game for Liga. The second leg, played back in Quito at La Casa Blanca, was won decisively by the home team 3 goals to none. Carlos Espínola, Claudio Bieler, and recently signed Enrique Vera provided the scores for Liga. The Recopa title is LDU Quito's second international title.

Internacional v LDU Quito

June 25	Internacional	0–1	LDU Quito	Porto Alegre, Brazil
21:50 (UTC-3)		Report	Bieler  57'	Stadium: Estádio José Pinheiro Borba (Beira-Rio) Attendance: 30,284 Referee: Juan Soto (Venezuela)

LDU Quito v Internacional

July 9	LDU Quito	3–0	Internacional	Quito, Ecuador
19:50 (UTC-5)	Espínola  10' Bieler  40' E. Vera  57'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Referee: Carlos Chandía (Chile)

LDU Quito qualified for the 2009 Copa Sudamericana on July 5. By finishing 2nd in the First Stage of the Serie A, Liga earned the Ecuador 2 berth and started in the First Stage of the competition. Liga's opponent in the First Stage is Paraguayan club Libertad. The first leg was played at home at La Casa Blanca. Néicer Reasco scored the only goal of the match in stoppage time of the first half. The second leg, played in Asunción on August 25, ended in a draw. Javier González put the home team ahead in the first half. Édison Méndez scored a second half goal to keep LDU Quito the overall advantage. Liga's Round of 16 tie against Lanús opened at home. Argentine striker Claudio Bieler scored a hat-trick in the first half before Édison Méndez scored the final goal at the end of regulation time to give Liga a four-goal advantage going into the second leg. In second leg, Lanús came out strong, but were unable to get one past goalkeeper Alexander Domínguez. Claudio Bieler finally broke the tie in the 71st minute with a long-range free-kick from outside the box. Santiago Salcedo tied it for the home team before the end of regulation. LDU Quito advanced to the Quarterfinals 4–1 on points. In the Quarterfinals, Liga played Vélez Sársfield, also from Argentina. In both games, Liga came from behind to get favorable results. In the first leg in Buenos Aires, Hernán Rodrigo López scored first for the locals to give them the lead. A brilliant play by Néicer Reasco led to a pass to Claudio Bieler who scored the equalizer, from the floor after being tripped, to give Liga an away goal and the tie. The second leg in Quito started the same after Hernán Rodrigo López scored first for Vélez to give them the overall advantage. But Enrique Vera and Carlos Espínola scored in the second half to give Liga the win and a place in the semifinals. In the Semifinals, Liga played River Plate from Montevideo, Uruguay. The first leg of the semifinal was played at the famed Estadio Centenario. River took the first leg 2–1 when Jorge Córdoba scored the winner in the second half of the match. Liga avenged their first loss in the tournament with a lopsided 7–0 win at home. Claudio Bieler scored another hat-trick in the tournament, in addition to goals from Carlos Espínola, Ulises de la Cruz, Miler Bolaños, and Édison Méndez. The win at home is officially the most lopsided win in the history of the tournament. Liga will play Brazilian club Fluminense in the Finals. This is a repeat of the 2008 Copa Libertadores Final. The first leg was played at home. Marquinho scored within the first minute of the game for Fluminense to put them ahead early. However, Liga persisted and answered back with a hat-trick by Méndez in the 21', 44, and 60'. Franklin Salas and Ulises de la Cruz added two more in the 78' and 87' to give Liga a huge 5–1 win and a four-goal advantage going into the second leg. The second leg at Maracanã ended the same way it did in 2008: a Fluminense win. This time, Fluminense won 3–0 and was unable to overcome the four-goal difference. Liga won the Copa Sudamericana and become the Ecuadorian club to win CONMEBOL's three major tournaments.

LDU Quito v Libertad

August 11 First Stage	LDU Quito	1–0	Libertad	Quito, Ecuador
16:00 (UTC-5)	Reasco  45'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Attendance: 6,786 Referee: José Buitrago (Colombia)

Libertad v LDU Quito

August 25 First Stage	Libertad	1–1	LDU Quito	Asunción, Paraguay
19:15 (UTC-3)	González  32'	Report	Méndez  63'	Stadium: Estadio Defensores del Chaco Referee: Paulo César de Oliveira (Brazil)

LDU Quito v Lanús

September 24 Round of 16	LDU Quito	4–0	Lanús	Quito, Ecuador
16:00 (UTC-5)	Bieler  5', 7', 26' (pen.) Méndez  90 +1' (pen.)	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Referee: Wilmar Roldán (Colombia)

Lanús v LDU Quito

October 1 Round of 16	Lanús	1–1	LDU Quito	Lanús, Argentina
19:15 (UTC-3)	Salcedo  76'	Report	Bieler  71'	Stadium: Estadio Ciudad de Lanús – Néstor Díaz Pérez Referee: Juan Soto (Venezuela)

Vélez Sarsfield v LDU Quito

October 20 Quarterfinals	Vélez Sarsfield	1–1	LDU Quito	Buenos Aires, Argentina
21:30 (UTC-3)	López  5'	Report	Bieler  52'	Stadium: José Amalfitani Stadium Attendance: 7,606 Referee: Paulo César de Oliveira (Brazil)

LDU Quito v Vélez Sarsfield

November 5 Quarterfinals	LDU Quito	2–1	Vélez Sarsfield	Quito, Ecuador
20:50 (UTC-5)	Vera  68' Espínola  75'	Report	López  44'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Referee: Carlos Chandía (Chile)

River Plate v LDU Quito

November 12 Semifinals	River Plate	2–1	LDU Quito	Montevideo, Uruguay
21:15 (UTC-2)	Porta  9' Córdoba  60'	Report	Méndez  34'	Stadium: Estadio Centenario Referee: Carlos Simon (Brazil)

LDU Quito v River Plate

November 19 Semifinals	LDU Quito	7–0	River Plate	Quito, Ecuador
19:15 (UTC-5)	Bieler  18', 83', 89' Espínola  28' Bolaños  45+2' Méndez  57' de la Cruz  77'	Report		Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Referee: Óscar Ruiz (Colombia)

LDU Quito v Fluminense

November 25 Finals	LDU Quito	5–1	Fluminense	Quito, Ecuador
18:50 (UTC-5)	Méndez  21', 44', 60' Salas  78' de la Cruz  87'	Report	Marquinho  1'	Stadium: Estadio Casa Blanca Referee: Roberto Silvera (Uruguay)

Fluminense v LDU Quito

December 2 Finals	Fluminense	3–0	LDU Quito	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
21:50 (UTC-3)	Dieguinho  14' Fred  44' Gum  72'			Stadium: Maracanã Stadium Referee: Carlos Amarilla (Paraguay)

LDU Quito were invited to participate in the 2009 Peace Cup, a friendly international club tournament organized by Sunmoon Peace Football Foundation, in Spain. For the Group Stage, they were drawn into Group B with Saudi Al-Ittihad and Spanish giants Real Madrid.

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Real Madrid	2	1	1	0	5	3	+2	4
LDU Quito	2	1	0	1	5	5	0	3
Al-Ittihad	2	0	1	1	2	4	−2	1

LDU Quito v Al-Ittihad

July 24	LDU Quito	3–1	Al-Ittihad	Jerez, Spain
20:30 (UTC+2)	Reasco  20' Ambrosi  40' Graf  72'		Kariri  74'	Stadium: Estadio Municipal de Chapín Referee: Eduardo Iturralde González (Spain)

Real Madrid v LDU Quito

July 28	Real Madrid	4–2	LDU Quito	Madrid, Spain
2:30 (UTC+2)	C. Ronaldo  48' (pen.) Granero  53' Metzelder  71' Negredo  90+2'		E. Vera  68', 86'	Stadium: Estadio Santiago Bernabéu Referee: Kevin Blom (Netherlands)