Rafael Sobis, Leandro and Giuliano scored second-half goals as Internacional defeated Mexico's Guadalajara 3-2 on Wednesday to collect its second Copa Libertadores title.

Internacional had won the first leg 2-1 in Mexico last week and clinched Latin America's most important club competition 5-3 on aggregate.

Midfielder Marco Fabian De la Mora had put the Mexicans ahead with the opening goal in the 43rd minute, but Sobis equalized from close range in the 63rd, completing a cross by World Cup veteran left back Kleber.

Substitute striker Leandro scored on a breakaway in the 76th and Giuliano sealed the victory in the 90th. Bravo scored the second goal for Guadalajara in injury time.