The Rayados of Monterrey of the Spanish midfielder Sergio Canales They tied this Sunday 1-1 with UANL Tigers and qualified for the semi-final of the tournament Closing 2024 of Mexican soccer.
In a play started by Channelsthe Mexican Jordi Cortizo scored for striped of the Argentine coach Fernando Ortizafter Tigers would have taken advantage of a target from the French Andre Pierre Gignac.
Forced to win two goals to stay in the championship, the Tigers of the Uruguayan strategist Robert Dante Siboldi They were better in the first half, where they achieved their goal to score in the opening half hour.
The Argentinian Juan Brunetta He finished from outside in the 12th minute and in the 26th minute Gignac He caught a ball in the area and with his right foot scored 0-1 points, which at that moment tied the series.
Monterey He changed his face in the second half where Ortiz sent to the field Jordi Cortizo and Edson Gutierrez.
The Argentinian Maxi Meza and Luis Romo They finished from the outside in some coming from stripedwhich in the 59th minute tied it 1-1. Channels shot at the goal, the ball hit the crossbar and bounced at the feet of Cortisolwho converted with the touch of his left foot.
Both teams had scoring chances but neither moved the scoreboard and Monterey won the series 3-2.
In the semifinals, the Monterey deal with Blue Cross of the Argentine coach Martin Anselmi which moments before tied 2-2 at FIRST Pumas and won the series 4-2.
The other rivalry of the four best stages is the Mexican soccer derby, between America and the Chivas Guadalajara.
This Saturday is the Colombian Julian Quiñones scored a goal in the 94th minute to give the American champions a 1-1 draw Pachuca, similar results to the first leg duel. For a better finish in the regular phase, America is classified.
The Chivas of the Argentine coach Fernando Gago They drew goalless on Saturday with Tolucaand they eliminated him for winning the first leg, 1-0.
Source: La Verdad
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