📹 Alexis Vega puts Toluca ahead from the penalty spot
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Toluca takes the lead in the Second Leg of the Semifinals.
In the 15th minute, Joaquim grabbed Paulinho by the shirt inside the box, causing him to fall.
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However, referee Fernando Hernández didn't notice it at first glance, so the VAR had to call his attention so he could make the call.
Finally, 'Curro' awarded the penalty, which Alexis Vega converted to give the Diablos the lead and bring them closer to the Grand Final of Mexican football.
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