O Colo-Colo de 1991 foi o primeiro clube chileno campeão da Copa Libertadores, ao vencer o Olimpia na final, e depois perdeu a Intercontinental para o Estrela Vermelha.
Colo-Colo 1991
The 1991 Colo-Colo was the first Chilean team to win the Copa Libertadores de América, under the command of Croatian coach Mirko Jozić. The team also won the Chilean Championship that year.
History
Colo-Colo was founded in 1925, in Santiago, and is the most popular club in Chile. In 1991, under the command of Mirko Jozić, the team reached the Libertadores final against Olimpia, from Paraguay. After a goalless draw in Asunción, Colo-Colo won 3-0 in Santiago and became the first Chilean club to win the tournament. That same year, the team won the Chilean Championship. In December, in the Intercontinental Cup, in Tokyo, Colo-Colo was defeated 3-0 by Red Star, from Yugoslavia.