The 2011 Torneo Intermedio (known as the Copa

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for sponsorship reasons) was played between June and July while the

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prepared for and competed in the

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. The tournament was played as a knockout competition, with the participation of the 16 teams of the Primera División, and 19 invited teams of which 5 compete in the

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and 14 amateur teams. The winners, José Gálvez, disputed the 2012 Copa Federación against the

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champion,

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Teams

Preliminary round

''All kick-off times are local'' ( UTC−05:00).

First round

''All kick-off times are local'' ( UTC−05:00).

Bracket

Round of 16

First leg

Second leg

''Sport Áncash win 5–2 on aggregate.'' ''Tied 2-2 on aggregate. José Gálvez win 3–2 on penalties.'' ''Tied 4-4 on aggregate. Sport Huancayo win 3–1 on penalties.'' ''Sporting Cristal win 1-0 on aggregate.'' ''Tied 3-3 on aggregate. Universidad César Vallejo win 4–3 on penalties.'' ''Tied 1-1 on aggregate. Real Garcilaso win 4–3 on penalties.'' ''Tied 4-4 on aggregate. Alianza Unicachi win 3–2 on penalties.'' ''Tied 3-3 on aggregate. Deportivo Municipal win 5–3 on penalties.''

Quarterfinals

First leg

Second leg

''Tied 2-2 on aggregate. Sport Áncash win 6-5 on penalties.'' ''Tied 2-2 on aggregate. Sport Huancayo win 4-2 on penalties.'' ''Tied 4-4 on aggregate. José Gálvez win 6-5 on penalties.''

Semifinals

First leg

Second leg

''Tied 3-3 on aggregate. Sport Áncash win 7-6 on penalties.''

Finals

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Top goalscorers

;6 goals * Fabricio Lenci ( Sport Áncash) ;3 goals * Cesar Medina ( José Gálvez) * José Shoro (

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) * Giancarlo Chichizola (

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) * Einer Vasquez ( Sport Áncash) * Irven Avila (

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) ;2 goals * Jonathan Obregón (

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) * Juan Carrillo ( Sport Áncash) * Miguel Silva ( José Gálvez) * Andy Pando (

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) * Manuel Tejada ( Universidad San Martín) * Jorge Cazulo (

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) * Reynaldo Rojas ( Grau) * Christian Sánchez (

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) * Manco Salinas (

) * Deyair Reyes (

) * Robert Ardiles (

) * Edgar Romani (

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)

References

External links

Peruvian Football Federation

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