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Libertadores 2005 – São Paulo Champion 

The Libertadores is the ultimate glory of South American football. Relive the entire 2005 campaign as São Paulo FC captures its third title, becoming the most successful Brazilian club in the tournament’s history. This film features the full journey to the top of the continent and the historic final in its entirety.
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The Libertadores is the ultimate glory of South American football. Relive the entire 2005 campaign as São Paulo FC captures its third title, becoming the most successful Brazilian club in the tournament’s history. This film features the full journey to the top of the continent and the historic final in its entirety.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jairo Mendes Leal
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Runtime:145 minutes
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