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Time of India
4 days ago
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- Time of India
Leagues Cup: New York Red Bulls knock out FC Juarez on penalties
Oscar Estupinan's 87th-minute header earned FC Juarez a 1-1 draw with the New York Red Bulls on Matchday 3 of Leagues Cup group play, but it wasn't enough to keep their hopes alive. Juarez needed a shootout win to advance with seven points, but fell 5-3 as AJ Marcucci saved Rodolfo Pizarro's attempt and Emil Forsberg converted the winner. Productivity Tool Zero to Hero in Microsoft Excel: Complete Excel guide By Metla Sudha Sekhar View Program Finance Introduction to Technical Analysis & Candlestick Theory By Dinesh Nagpal View Program Finance Financial Literacy i e Lets Crack the Billionaire Code By CA Rahul Gupta View Program Digital Marketing Digital Marketing Masterclass by Neil Patel By Neil Patel View Program Finance Technical Analysis Demystified- A Complete Guide to Trading By Kunal Patel View Program Productivity Tool Excel Essentials to Expert: Your Complete Guide By Study at home View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals Batch 2 By Ansh Mehra View Program — NewYorkRedBulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Highlights from Bollywood 2025 that captured attention Learn More Undo Dylan Nealis had given the Red Bulls a 47th-minute lead. Both teams finished with six points, but Juarez missed out on goal difference, while New York was also eliminated, needing a four-goal win to move on. Four Liga MX clubs - Toluca, Pachuca, Tigres UANL and Puebla - advanced to quarterfinals. LA Galaxy blank Santos Laguna 4-0 Live Events Matheus Nascimento scored twice to power the LA Galaxy into the Leagues Cup quarterfinals with a dominant win over nine-man Santos. Joseph Paintsil opened the scoring less than a minute in with his fourth goal of the tournament, and Maya Yoshida also found the net as Los Angeles (2-0-1, 7 points) clinched third place among MLS teams and eliminated Portland. The Galaxy will face Pachuca in the next round. — LAGalaxy (@LAGalaxy) Santos (0-0-3) ended the group stage without a point. They were reduced to 10 men after Choco Lozano's second yellow in the 45th minute and went down to nine when Ramiro Sordo was sent off at halftime. Guadalajara beat FC Cincinnati 2-1 Ruben Gonzalez capitalised on a defensive error in the 57th minute to score the match-winner as Guadalajara defeated FC Cincinnati 2-1, officially eliminating the hosts from Leagues Cup contention. Chivas (1-1-1, 5 points), already out of the tournament, struck first when Efrain Alvarez converted a penalty after Alan Mozo was fouled by Tah Brian Anunga. Cincinnati (1-1-1, 4 points) responded in the 67th minute with a goal from Andres Davila Mosquera, but it wasn't enough. — Chivas (@Chivas) Needing a four-goal win to advance, Cincinnati manager Pat Noonan opted to rest key players, including defenders Miles Robinson, Matt Miazga, and DeAndre Yedlin. Charlotte post 2-0 win over Monterrey Bill Tuiloma's 56th-minute header and Tyger Smalls' quick follow-up four minutes later powered Charlotte FC to a 2-0 win over Monterrey, closing out their tournament on a high note. With the victory, Charlotte (1-1-1, 4 points) will aim to carry momentum into regular-season MLS play, where they've already won four straight ahead of Sunday's matchup at FC Cincinnati. — CharlotteFC (@CharlotteFC) Goalkeeper David Bingham made four saves to secure the clean sheet, a strong rebound after Charlotte conceded six goals over their first two tournament games. Monterrey (0-2-1, 2 points) were shut out for the first time since their July 13 Apertura opener. Cruz Azul edge Colorado Rapids 5-4 in shootout Rafael Navarro netted his third goal of the tournament and Andreas Maxso added another, but the Colorado Rapids squandered a two-goal lead and lost 5-4 in a penalty shootout to Cruz Azul in Carson, California. — CruzAzul (@CruzAzul) The match came hours after Colorado traded top scorer Djordje Mihailovic to Toronto FC. Willer Ditta pulled one back for Cruz Azul with a deflected shot in the 43rd minute, and Ignacio Rivero volleyed in Mateusz Bogusz's cross in the 78th to level it. Despite 10 saves by Niko Hansen, the Rapids fell in the shootout as Kevin Mier stopped Oliver Larraz's attempt.
Canada News.Net
5 days ago
- Sport
- Canada News.Net
Leagues Cup roundup: Red Bulls KO Juarez on PKs
(Photo credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images) Oscar Estupinan scored an 87th-minute equalizer, but FC Juarez fell short of the win they needed to stay alive in the Leagues Cup, losing 5-3 in a shootout against the New York Red Bulls following a 1-1 draw on Matchday 3 of opening-phase play on Thursday in Harrison, N.J. Estupinan's second goal of the tournament, coming via a near-post header, gave visiting Juarez (1-0-2, 6 points) brief late hope after Dylan Nealis put the Red Bulls in front in the 47th minute. However, Juarez needed to win the shootout to finish with seven points and pass Tigres UANL and Pachuca, as the latter two teams wound up with six points. In the tiebreaker, New York goalkeeper AJ Marcucci saved an attempt by Rodolfo Pizarro before the Red Bulls' Emil Forsberg converted the decisive kick. The confirmed Liga MX teams advancing to the quarterfinals are, in seeding order, Toluca, Pachuca, Tigres UANL and Puebla. The Red Bulls (1-0-2, 6 points) were eliminated with the draw as well, as they needed a win by at least four goals to stay alive. CD Guadalajara 2, FC Cincinnati 1 Ruben Gonzalez punished a defensive giveaway in the 57th minute with the eventual match-winning goal as visiting Guadalajara officially eliminated Cincinnati from contention. Efrain Alvarez opened the scoring from the penalty spot for Chivas (1-1-1, 5 points), who were already eliminated, after Alan Mozo induced Tah Brian Anunga into a foul inside the penalty area. Andres Davila Mosquera pulled a goal back in the 67th minute for Cincinnati (1-1-1, 4 points), which needed a victory by at least four goals to remain in contention. Cincinnati manager Pat Noonan appeared to write off that possibility from the start, fielding a lineup without several regulars, including defenders Miles Robinson, Matt Miazga and DeAndre Yedlin. Charlotte FC 2, CF Monterrey 0 Bill Tuiloma opened the scoring on a 56th-minute header to help host Charlotte close its tournament campaign with a victory. Tyger Smalls doubled the lead four minutes later for Charlotte FC (1-1-1, 4 points), who will try to take momentum back into regular-season play. The Crown have won four straight in MLS entering their Sunday league fixture at FC Cincinnati. David Bingham made four saves to keep the clean sheet after Charlotte FC conceded six times across their first two tournament matches. Monterrey (0-2-1, 2 points) was shut out for the first time since a 3-0 defeat at Pachuca in both teams' Liga MX Apertura opener on July 13. Cruz Azul 2 (5), Rapids 2 (4) Rafael Navarro scored his third goal of the tournament, but Colorado gave back a two-goal advantage and settled for a shootout defeat hours after the club traded joint team scoring leader Djordje Mihailovic to Toronto FC. Andreas Maxso also scored for the Rapids (1-1-1, 4 points) in a game between already-eliminated teams played in Carson, Calif. Willer Ditta's deflected, 43rd-minute effort answered Maxso within two minutes, and Ignacio Rivero's volley of Mateusz Bogusz's cross pulled Cruz Azul (0-1-2, 4 points) level in the 78th minute. Colorado's Niko Hansen made 10 saves to force the penalty tiebreaker but couldn't stop any of Cruz Azul's PK takers. Kevin Mier saved a shootout attempt by the Rapids' Oliver Larraz.
Reuters
5 days ago
- Sport
- Reuters
Leagues Cup roundup: Red Bulls KO Juarez on PKs
August 8 - Oscar Estupinan scored an 87th-minute equalizer, but FC Juarez fell short of the win they needed to stay alive in the Leagues Cup, losing 5-3 in a shootout against the New York Red Bulls following a 1-1 draw on Matchday 3 of opening-phase play on Thursday in Harrison, N.J. Estupinan's second goal of the tournament, coming via a near-post header, gave visiting Juarez (1-0-2, 6 points) brief late hope after Dylan Nealis put the Red Bulls in front in the 47th minute. However, Juarez needed to win the shootout to finish with seven points and pass Tigres UANL and Pachuca, as the latter two teams wound up with six points. In the tiebreaker, New York goalkeeper AJ Marcucci saved an attempt by Rodolfo Pizarro before the Red Bulls' Emil Forsberg converted the decisive kick. The confirmed Liga MX teams advancing to the quarterfinals are, in seeding order, Toluca, Pachuca, Tigres UANL and Puebla. The Red Bulls (1-0-2, 6 points) were eliminated with the draw as well, as they needed a win by at least four goals to stay alive. CD Guadalajara 2, FC Cincinnati 1 Ruben Gonzalez punished a defensive giveaway in the 57th minute with the eventual match-winning goal as visiting Guadalajara officially eliminated Cincinnati from contention. Efrain Alvarez opened the scoring from the penalty spot for Chivas (1-1-1, 5 points), who were already eliminated, after Alan Mozo induced Tah Brian Anunga into a foul inside the penalty area. Andres Davila Mosquera pulled a goal back in the 67th minute for Cincinnati (1-1-1, 4 points), which needed a victory by at least four goals to remain in contention. Cincinnati manager Pat Noonan appeared to write off that possibility from the start, fielding a lineup without several regulars, including defenders Miles Robinson, Matt Miazga and DeAndre Yedlin. Charlotte FC 2, CF Monterrey 0 Bill Tuiloma opened the scoring on a 56th-minute header to help host Charlotte close its tournament campaign with a victory. Tyger Smalls doubled the lead four minutes later for Charlotte FC (1-1-1, 4 points), who will try to take momentum back into regular-season play. The Crown have won four straight in MLS entering their Sunday league fixture at FC Cincinnati. David Bingham made four saves to keep the clean sheet after Charlotte FC conceded six times across their first two tournament matches. Monterrey (0-2-1, 2 points) was shut out for the first time since a 3-0 defeat at Pachuca in both teams' Liga MX Apertura opener on July 13. Cruz Azul 2 (5), Rapids 2 (4) Rafael Navarro scored his third goal of the tournament, but Colorado gave back a two-goal advantage and settled for a shootout defeat hours after the club traded joint team scoring leader Djordje Mihailovic to Toronto FC. Andreas Maxso also scored for the Rapids (1-1-1, 4 points) in a game between already-eliminated teams played in Carson, Calif. Willer Ditta's deflected, 43rd-minute effort answered Maxso within two minutes, and Ignacio Rivero's volley of Mateusz Bogusz's cross pulled Cruz Azul (0-1-2, 4 points) level in the 78th minute. Colorado's Niko Hansen made 10 saves to force the penalty tiebreaker but couldn't stop any of Cruz Azul's PK takers. Kevin Mier saved a shootout attempt by the Rapids' Oliver Larraz. --Field Level Media
