📝 Madness at Akron: Chivas and San Luis serve up a thriller in matchday 3
But San Luis didn't give up and came out with everything in the second half. In less than 25 minutes they scored 3 goals against Chivas and were already savoring the three points.
Milito made his moves, sending "Hormiga" González onto the field, who came on in a state of grace. In less than 10 minutes he scored a brace that sealed the comeback for the Rojiblancos and gave Chivas their first three points of the tournament.
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