Colo Colo Draws 2-2 with O'Higgins in Final Minute
Fernando Ortiz lamented the late equalizer but is already turning his attention to the clásico against Universidad de Chile.
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NAF-Fernando Ortiz lamented the late equalizer but is already turning his attention to the clásico against Universidad de Chile.
Both clubs arrive on negative runs from the lower half of the table, though Pachuca is a slight favorite at Estadio Hidalgo.
Bruno Rodrigues, Gustavo Henrique and Wanderson found the net in a match the home side dominated for long stretches but couldn't put away.
Bruno Damiani scored twice in the second half to flip a match New York City FC had led 2-0.
The hosts struck twice in five minutes and weathered a second-half surge from the visitors.
Matheuzinho converted from the spot in the 26th minute, and a later goal was ruled out for offside.
The Rio side showed overwhelming superiority in the second half, scoring four goals to keep its place as the closest challenger at the top of the table.
The forward scored twice in the first half to secure the win for the home side at Estadio George Capwell.
The home side got the job done despite seeing less of the ball, with the defender and the forward both finding the net, the latter from the penalty spot.
Both sides arrive at matchday 4 with inconsistent form and are looking to pull away from the bottom of the table.
Just three points separate the two sides in Group A, where every win is crucial to righting the ship this season.
The visiting side punished the Rome club's lack of finishing in a Coppa Italia match in which it dominated almost every statistical category.
The league's second-place side takes on the fourth-place club, separated by just two points, in a matchup where history favors the visitors.
Herrera settled the match with two second-half goals as the home side prevailed at Estadio 9 de Mayo Banco de Machala.
The visitors put the game away with second-half efficiency, while the home side dominated but lacked a finishing touch.
The home side controlled the match from start to finish in the Brasileirão, with goals from Vitor Hugo and a Tomás Cuello brace.
The home side came away with a 1-0 win at the Stade Felix Bollaert-Delelis in a match where territorial control was not enough for Paris Saint-Germain to get the result.
The home side won 3-2 in the shootout after a thrilling 2-2 draw in regulation.
Pacho took a blow to the face on the play that led to the goal and suffers his first lost title while on the field.
The home side is favored with a 49% win probability, but the Brazilians are desperate to pull away from the relegation zone.
The home side, top of Group A, will look to keep its unbeaten run intact against a rival aiming to close the gap at the summit of Argentina's Primera División.
Goals from Marabel and Suárez, plus the red card shown to Caicedo, handed the home side the win despite controlling just 31 percent of possession.
The home side controlled the match with 65.7% possession but ran into a wall of finishing woes and a solid visiting defense.
The 23 year old midfielder, recently back from a broken leg, was treated by medical staff and left the field without needing a stretcher.
The club lost its coach and sporting leadership within hours, as Eguren and Ligüera submitted their resignations.
The Spanish league kicked off with lopsided scorelines, Racing's long-awaited return after 14 years, and several big clubs still waiting to make their season debut.
Xolos' success with its 17-year-old gem has pushed every major Mexican club to carve out first-team room for its top prospects.
Roberto Fernandez scored twice and Tyrhys Dolan sealed a match that showcased the home side's dominance from the opening whistle.
Gakpo and Jacquet scored before halftime in a friendly where the home side was more clinical despite seeing less of the ball.
The coach walked away from both roles after a loss to Montevideo City and a scoreless draw with Boston River in the Clausura.