O Internacional de 2010 foi campeão da Copa Libertadores ao vencer o Chivas Guadalajara por 5 a 3 no agregado, e depois foi eliminado pelo TP Mazembe na semifinal do Mundial de Clubes.
Internacional 2010
Internacional 2010 was the red team that won the second Copa Libertadores in the club's history, overcoming Chivas Guadalajara from Mexico in the final. The campaign took the team to the FIFA Club World Cup, played in Abu Dhabi.
History
Sport Club Internacional was founded on April 4, 1909, in Porto Alegre, and has Estádio Beira-Rio as its home. In 2010, the club experienced one of its most remarkable seasons on the continental stage. The team reached the 2010 Copa Libertadores final and faced Chivas Guadalajara. Internacional won the first leg in Guadalajara 2-1, and the second leg at Beira-Rio 3-2, closing the tie with an aggregate score of 5-3. It was the club's second title in the competition, after the one won in 2006. As South American champions, Internacional competed in the 2010 FIFA Club World Cup in the United Arab Emirates. In the semifinals, they lost 2-0 to TP Mazembe from Congo, who became the first African club to reach the tournament's final. The squad featured Argentine midfielder Andrés D'Alessandro, one of the team's main leaders in that season.