South America's highest level club event Libertadores Cup main tournament has opened last week, this week three days into the second round of the group stage, the author will start this week, and strive to update the midweek daily Libertadores Cup matches roundup, but also pay attention to the Bajia that started this weekend, I hope interested fans pay attention to me, thank you.
First of all, let's briefly explain the situation, the Copa Libertadores format is arranged in this way, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay among the 10 South American countries, each get 4 places, of which the two teams with better domestic results directly enter the group stage, the two teams with slightly worse results need to participate in the qualification round, while the two teams in South America, Argentina and Brazil, are different.
Navarro, who staged the senior year
Argentina won 6 places, 5 teams in the group stage, 1 team in the qualifying round, Brazil won 7+2 places, the domestic league results of the better seven teams plus last season's Copa Libertadores and Copa Nations palmeiras and Atlético Paraná. After three rounds of qualifying, the four teams that made it to the group stage were Olympia of Paraguay, University students of Argentina, the strongest of Bolivia and Mineiro America of Brazil.
Group teams are divided
From the evening of April 12 to the early morning of April 13, Beijing time, the Libertadores Cup group stage played 6 matches in Group A, Group E, Group G and Group H, among which the defending champion Palmeiras, who lost the last round of the league, swept the Bolivian champion Oil Independence 8-1; the A-league giants Boca Youth of Group E won the first victory; Paraguayan giants Porto Hills in Group G won the First Division's Colon at home, two unbeaten games, and the Flamengo of Group H played 3-1 at home, winning two consecutive wins like Palmeiras.
Flamengo players celebrate scoring goals
A组
Palmeiras (Brazil) 8 to 1 oil independence (Bolivia)
This is the first time the two teams have met in the history of the two teams, but the previous eight home games against Bolivian teams have won all eight times, and this battle is even more suspenseful. Both teams scored points in the first round, with Palmeiras defeating Sport Tazia 4-0 away and Oil Independence shaking hands with Emerek. In this campaign, the away oil independent first next city, Colombian striker Jose Correa in the 6th minute left foot strong shot through the deadlock, this goal inspired the morale of the home team, last weekend's Bajia match, Palmeiras depressed at home to lose, just this battle to take the weak team to lose.
Navarro
Four minutes before halftime, midfielder Jose Rafael's right-footed shot equalised for Palmeiras, ending the first half 1-1. The second half became the performance time of Palmeiras's 21-year-old center Raphael Navarro, who began in the 47th minute and staged a senior four in just 31 minutes, becoming the first player in Palmelas' history to score four goals in a single game in the Copa Libertadores, and it was a perfect four-fold comedy, contributing to both left and right feet and head hammers. Next, substitutes Lonnie and Vega scored three goals together to make the score 8-1. Eight goals in this match brought Palmeiras' Copa Libertadores to a total of 404 goals, becoming the seventh team in history to break the 400-goal mark. The GIF presented was Navarro's fourth goal and Vega's second, a flower arrangement foot bump, a left-footed machete free-kick, all of which were wonderful.
Navarro's fourth goal
Vega scored with a free kick
Group E
Boca Juniors (Argentina) 2-0 Ready (Bolivia)
Boca lost to Colombia's Cali Sport in the first round of the away game, and the preparation was a 2-0 home upset to Baliga giants Corinthians. At the Alberto Armando Stadium, it was Boca who had the last laugh. Boca's lead in this match was single-handed Dario Benedetto, the 31-year-old former Marseille and Elche goalscorer who picked up leaks and grabbed the point twice, but the more memorable moment of this game than the goal was a foul, and before the end of the first half, ready right winger Ramalho was sent off with a flying kick in the face of Boca full-back Fabra after pushing down Boca full-back Fabra.
Benedetto
Ramalho flew in an instant
Group G
Penarol (Uruguay) 2-1 Assunción Olympia (Paraguay)
The two teams lost one and drew one in the first round. In this campaign, the Uruguayan giants who returned home successfully scored all three points, with forward player Bentancott scoring twice, left-back Juan Ramos and substitute winger Carrizo scoring goals to give the away team a point back by Paraguayan international del Reis Gonzalez. One of the most exciting is Gonzalez's volley side hook, which is really amazing.
Gonzalez
Portno Hill (Paraguay) 3-1 Cologne (Argentina)
On one side is the Paraguayan league champion and on the other side is the Argentine Professional League Cup champion. Cologne was first broken by right winger Mesa, then Portno Hills forward star Fernando Romero kicked twice to help the home team reverse the score, and then the home team right wing Es Pinola took advantage of the set-piece opportunity to help the team defeat the strong opponent at home.
Romero
Group H
Catholic University (Chile) 2-to-1 Crystal Sports (Peru)
It was a showdown between the Chilean champions and the Peru runners-up, with both teams losing the first round. In the first half of stoppage time, Catholic University midfielder Marcelino Nunez's left-foot volley was indeed wonderful, and in the second half, the away left-back Loyola's header was tied; in the 92nd minute, Catholic University won a penalty opportunity, and the single arrow Zappedri scored, 2-1.
Nunez and teammates celebrate
Flamenco (Brazil) 3-1 Taleres (Argentina)
This is the dialogue between the runner-up of the Baliga and the 3rd place in the overall table of the Argentine League last season. In the 11th minute, Uruguay international Alaskaeta made a penalty, Gabriel Barbosa scored a penalty, and in the 26th and 60th minutes, midfield veteran Everton Ribelokin left-footed threat, two goals were received by left winger Bruno Henrique, Ribeiro scored nine Copa Libertadores goals for Flamengo, eight of which were single-game twice. It was Argentine winger Bertolí who pulled back a goal for Tallerres.
Ribeiro's first goal