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The Star
11-05-2025
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- The Star
Soccer-Boca edge Lanus on penalties to reach Apertura quarter-finals
Soccer Football - Copa Libertadores - Qualifying round - Second leg - Boca Juniors v Alianza Lima - Estadio La Bombonera, Buenos Aires, Argentina - February 25, 2025 Boca Juniors' Agustin Marchesin during the warm up before the match REUTERS/Gonzalo Colini/File Photo
Yahoo
07-05-2025
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André Silva shines as São Paulo near Libertadores knockouts
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. São Paulo defeated Alianza Lima this Tuesday (6) in the fourth round of the group stage of the Libertadores. Advertisement André Silva scored the two goals of the match played in Peru. The result paved the way for Tricolor's qualification to the round of 16 of the competition. São Paulo reached ten points in Group D and has six more than Alianza Lima itself, which is in third place in the group. São Paulo was superior for most of the time and created the best goal opportunities in the match. Alianza Lima managed to give a few scares at the beginning, but Tricolor soon took control of the actions. André Silva opened the scoring at 34 minutes of the first half after a ball poorly cleared by the Peruvian defense. Moments later, São Paulo almost extended the lead with a shot from Alisson that hit the post and was narrowly missed by Matheus Alves. Advertisement Just before the break, Ferreirinha managed to shake the nets, but the move was ruled out for offside. The situation became more comfortable for the Brazilian team with the expulsion of Garces at 24 minutes of the second half after a foul on Lucas Moura. On the free kick, Alan Franco headed dangerously and hit the post. 📸 ERNESTO BENAVIDES - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
06-05-2025
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🏆 Cracking matches: 3️⃣ key moments from Copa Libertadores night
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. Today marks the beginning of the fourth day of the Copa Libertadores, where all teams start to define their future. Star-studded duel in Lima Without a doubt, we will have a great match in the first round of the Copa. São Paulo visits Peru to play against Alianza, who doesn't have much margin for error if they want to make it to the round of 16. ADVERTISEMENT Advertisement The Peruvian team is obliged, but the tricolores want to close their qualification as soon as possible. A duel of contrasts, but with the three points at stake. Para entrar no clima do duelo de hoje, uma #MemóriaTricolor! 🔙 Na CONMEBOL Libertadores de 2004, o Tricolor venceu o Alianza Lima fora de casa por 2 a 1. ⚽️ Rogério Ceni ⚽️ Fabão#SPFCpédia #VamosSãoPaulo 🇾🇪 — São Paulo FC (@SaoPauloFC) May 6, 2025 Group E could start taking shape And talking about first rounds, in Colombia we will have an electrifying duel between Bucaramanga and Racing, the current South American champion. However, the match has a revenge tone due to the fact that Los Leopardos won in Avellaneda. ¡Un hincha fiel! ¡Conoce la historia de Alejandro, un seguidor de Racing, que hizo una gran travesía para llegar a Bucaramanga!#DespiertaWIN — Win Sports (@WinSportsTV) May 6, 2025 A few hours later, Fortaleza and Colo Colo will finally meet again after the incidents that occurred in the first leg, which ended with three points for the Brazilian club. El Cacique needs to win to get back into the fight. 🚨⚽🏆 ¡Mucha atención, Albos! Fortaleza emitió un comunicado explicando que ningún hincha de #ColoColo podrá ingresar al Arena Castelao para el partido por #CopaLibertadores. Esto, tras una reunión con diferentes organismos locales e internacionales. — TNT Sports Chile (@TNTSportsCL) May 6, 2025 San Antonio Bulo Bulo could confirm itself as a big surprise Without a doubt, one of the big surprises of the Copa has been the Bolivian team that receives Peñarol at home, but with a victory could take a huge step towards making it to the round of 16. Now, El Carbonero seeks to beat them again, as happened in the second round, to get into the qualifying zone. 📸 ALEJANDRO PAGNI - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
25-02-2025
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🏆 Gago's promise to Boca fans
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. The Xeneize coach spoke after the 2-1 victory over Aldosivi in the Professional Football League (LPF) and showed confidence for the return match against Alianza Juniors is facing a crucial week for their objectives. After defeating Aldosivi at La Bombonera, Xeneize is preparing to host Alianza Lima in the second leg of the CONMEBOL Libertadores Preliminary Phase 2, where they need to come back from the 0-1 loss suffered in Peru. In a press conference, Fernando Gago acknowledged that his team has a transcendental commitment next Tuesday. "We have a final and we're going to play it as such," the coach stated. "I tell the fans to trust us, we're going to try to keep improving. It's normal for people to speak out, this club is like that, I've known it since my time in the youth teams. This team is going to give it their all to try to achieve a positive result, with conviction and confidence in what it means to enter the Copa Libertadores," he added. Boca Juniors needs to overcome Alianza Lima to take another step towards qualifying for the group stage of the most important club tournament in South American football. Xeneize, six-time winner of the Copa Libertadores, would recover key players like Uruguayan Edinson Cavani and Ayrton Costa for this match. "Any positive result helps with morale. Now we know what we need to work on in the match, what we think the opponent can propose, and based on that, we need to have a better match. We'll recover players and we need a great result, I have a lot of confidence in these guys," Gago added in front of the press. 📸 Daniel Jayo - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
19-02-2025
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🤯Riquelme blasts players: "We were a disaster"
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. After what was the fall against Alianza Lima for the Copa Libertadores, the Xeneize boss did not remain with his arms crossed and entered the locker room, as soon as the match to TyC Sports, Riquelme spoke to the players and clearly told them that everyone was "a disaster", in addition to showing all his discontent with what he saw in Lima. Román's approach seems to be part of an ear pull by the president, who does not see the investment made in the transfer market reflected in results. The only positive thing for the "ultimo 10" is that Alianza Lima "left them alive", but that next week they have to show why they wear the Boca shirt. 📸 JUAN MABROMATA - AFP or licensors
