She is Cruz Azul Mexico has fallen this week 5-0 to Vancouver Whitecaps Canadian and conquered for the seventh time in its history of the Concacaf Champions Cup, as the Champions League is currently called in this Confederation.
Angel Sepúlveda, On two occasions, the Uruguayan Ignacio Rivero, The Argentine Lorenzo Faravelli and the polish Matheusz Bogusz They scored the goals of the Mexico team, which were superior to their rival in a match played at the University Olympic Stadium of Mexico City.
At the University Olympic Stadium of Mexico City, the Blues were pressed from the start of the party and passed on to the people, without responding capacity.
Rivero He took advantage of a defense and in the 8th minute he put 1-0 to be passed Faravelli, that to 28 ‘expanded the difference.
Overcome, Vancouver barely opposed a rival, dissatisfied with the difference in favor, maintained advanced lines.
To 37 ‘, Sepúlveda Turn 3-0 after passing from Argentine Rodolfo Rotondi.
Onced, the team’s visit received a fourth goal about the end of the first half. To 45 ‘, Bogusz He beat the Japanese goalkeeper again Yohei Takaka.
The second part started with the same script. The Paraguayan Andrés Cubas He lost a ball in Midfield, used in blue with a play started by the World Cup Carlos Rodríguez and ended with a header of Sepúlveda, Highest scorer of concachampions with nine annotations.
In this title, the cement machine is tied to America as the highest winner in the competition with seven titles, another than Pachuca and two more than Monterrey.
Mexico added fourth -titles to the contest to confirm as a country with more construction.
Costa Rica added six championships; The United States and El Salvador Tres, while Surinam, Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobago, Honduras and Haiti have two.
Technical file
Cruz Azul: Kevin Mier; Jorge Sánchez, Willer Ditta, Gonzalo Piovi, Erik Lira, Ignacio Rivero (Jesús Orozco M.67), Carlos Rodríguez (Alexis Gutiérrez M.86), Lorenzo Faravelli (Lucas Romero M.77), Rodolfo Rotondi; Mateusz Bogusz (Giorgos Giakoumakis M.68), Angel Sepúlveda (Amaury Morales M.77).
Coach: Vicente Sánchez.
Vancouver WhiteCaps: Yohei Takaka; Tristan Blackmon, Ranko Veselinovic (Björn Inge Utvik M.86), Sam Adekugbe, Edier Ocampo (Mathías Laborda M.46); Andrés Cubas, Jean Claude Nandar (Daniel Ríos M.81), Pedro Vite (Ralph Priso Mbongue (M.64); Brian White, Jayden Nelson (Emmanuel Sabbi M.46), Ali Ahmed.
Coach: Jasper Sorensen.
Objectives: 1-0, M.8: Ignacio Rivero; 2-0, M.28: Lorenzo Faravelli; 3-0, M.37: Angel Sepúlveda; 4-0, M.45: Matusz Bogusz; 5-0, M.50: Angel Sepúlveda.
Referee. Walter López, from Guatemala. He advised Ranko Veselinovic.
Incidents: Conclusion of the Concacaf Champions Cup, held at the University Olympic Stadium in Mexico City, at 2,240 meters above sea level.
Source: La Verdad
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