South American CONMEBOL club competition played from 1992 to 1999. Alongside the Supercopa it formed the second tier of continental competition and was a predecessor of the Copa Sudamericana.
| Season | Copa CONMEBOL winner | Runner-up | Trophy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Talleres de Córdoba | CSA Final matches from the winner's perspective: 2-4 and 3-0; aggregate: 5-4. |  |
| 1998 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Santos FC | Rosario Central Final matches: 1-0 and 0-0; aggregate: 1-0. | |
| 1997 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Atlético Mineiro | Lanús Final matches: 4-1 and 1-1; aggregate: 5-2. | |
| 1996 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Lanús | Independiente Santa Fe Final matches: 2-0 and 0-1; aggregate: 2-1. | |
| 1995 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Rosario Central | Atlético Mineiro Final matches from the winner's perspective: 0-4 and 4-0; aggregate: 4-4. Rosario Central won 4-3 on penalties. | |
| 1994 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | São Paulo FC | CA Peñarol Final matches: 6-1 and 0-3; aggregate: 6-4. | |
| 1993 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Botafogo | CA Peñarol Final matches: 1-1 and 2-2; aggregate: 3-3. Botafogo won 3-1 on penalties. | |
| 1992 Two-legged final The edition was decided in the stated format. | Atlético Mineiro | Club Olimpia Final matches: 2-0 and 0-1; aggregate: 2-1. | |
