🤦♂️Tough blow: La U lose in Brazil and miss out on the Libertadores
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The university team traveled to Rio de Janeiro where they needed at least a draw to advance to the round of 16.Now, the story began in the worst way. At 38', Igor Jesús scored Botafogo's goal, and although U. fought, they never found a way to hurt John's goal.
With this defeat and Estudiantes de La Plata's victory over Carabobo, Gustavo Álvarez's team will have to settle for a ticket to the Sudamericana.
📸 DANIEL RAMALHO - AFP or licensors
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