Final (May 22 & 29)Independiente Arg Colo Colo Chi 1-1 0-0
Playoff (Jun 6) (in Montevideo)Independiente Arg Colo Colo Chi 2-1 aet
1st leg. Cordero, Avellaneda, 22- 5-1973 Independiente - Colo Colo 1-171' Sá (own goal) 0-175' Mendoza 1-1
Independiente: Santoro, Commisso, Sá, López, Pavoni, Semenewicz, Raimondo, Martínez, Balbuena (Bertoni), Giachello (Maglioni), Mendoza.
Colo Colo: Nef, Galindo, Herrera, González, Silva, Páez, Valdés, Osorio (Caszely), Messen, Ahumada, Véliz (Lara).
Referee: Lorenzo (Uruguay)Attendance: 40,000
2nd leg. Estadio Nacional, Santiago, 29- 5-1973 Colo Colo - Independiente 0-0
Colo Colo: Nef, Galindo, Herrera, González, Silva, Páez, Valdés, Osorio,Caszely, Messen, Véliz.
Independiente: Santoro, Commisso, Sá, López, Pavoni, Semenewicz, Raimondo,Martínez, Balbuena (Bertoni), Giachello (Maglioni), Mendoza.
Referee: Arpi Filho (Brazil)Attendance: 80,000
Play-off. Centenario, Montevideo, 6- 6-1973 Independiente - Colo Colo 2-1 aet25' Mendoza 1-039' Caszely 1-1107' Giachello 2-1
Independiente: Santoro, Commisso, Sá, López, Pavoni, Semenewicz, Raimondo,Galván, Bertoni, Maglioni (Bochini), Mendoza (Giachello).
Colo Colo: Nef, Galindo, Herrera, González, Silva (Castañeda), Valdés, Páez,Messen, Caszely, Ahumada, Véliz (Lara). Referee: Romei (Paraguay)Attendance: 50,000
Colo-Colo – worthy finalists, but they also lost the Chilean title in 1973… grand losers?
Well, the best team in the world in 1973. Unbelievable in Europe, a simple fact of greatness in South America.