Guadalajara rallies past Sounders 2-1
The visitors came from behind to win as goals from Luis Gabriel Rey and Santiago Sandoval capped a game they controlled territorially.
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SPO-The visitors came from behind to win as goals from Luis Gabriel Rey and Santiago Sandoval capped a game they controlled territorially.
The Los Angeles side dominated with 68.6% possession and 17 shots, but needed a penalty shootout to claim the win on the night's scoreline.
Goals between the 75th and 79th minutes proved decisive as the home side survived a VAR-confirmed strike from Mustre in the closing moments.
The Mexican side dominated with 71.5% possession and sealed the win with two goals in just four minutes after the restart.
The Ecuadorian and the Uruguayan are set to repeat their crosses-and-headers formula that already worked in the playoff against Lanús.
The tie will be decided at the Mineirão in the second leg after a level first leg in the round of 16.
A stoppage-time goal completed the comeback for the Mexican side, sealing the win at GEODIS Park.
The club's top scorer picked up his fifth yellow card in La Plata and will miss the decisive match at Claro Arena, though Montes is nearing a return.
The home side let a two-goal lead slip away but prevailed 5-3 in the shootout after David Rodríguez's 96th-minute goal forced the final tie.
The home side controlled the game with 58.5% possession and created more scoring chances, but León's ruthless counterattacking sealed a 2-3 final in the 82nd minute.
The Peruvian club returns to the round of 16 of the tournament that made it champion in 2003, and will now face Botafogo as it chases a second continental crown.
The Timbers host with an 82% chance of winning against a Tijuana side that has yet to score in the tournament.
Franco Pizzichillo scored in the 52nd minute to give the visitors a 0-1 win in Victoria, leaving the home side with plenty of possession but no finishing touch.
Tomás Cuello's 72nd-minute goal decided a match in which the home side dominated but couldn't turn its chances into goals.
Vadala snatched a point away from the hosts in the 93rd minute, after Mainero missed a penalty in the second half.
The home side dominated for most of the match and went ahead with ten men, but an own goal by Carlos Miguel in the 92nd minute sealed a 1-1 draw in the Copa Libertadores.
The Ecuadorian side arrived in Brazil missing five players to injury, but determined to move past its first setback under the Argentine coach.
With three goals in three games, the Uruguayan is the best attacker in the Americas right now, and the coach wants to avoid losing him in the middle of the season.
Two teams with wins in both their matches so far meet at SeatGeek Stadium in one of the most attractive matchups of the round.
The Mexican side arrives as the clear favorite with an 86% chance of winning, while the Texas club shows defensive weaknesses despite a strong start to group play.
The Peruvian side aims to spring an upset against a Brazilian opponent that remains unbeaten in the continental tournament.
El Gigante de Arroyito looks to preserve its defensive solidity (100% of matches without conceding) against a visiting side known for scoring in the closing stretches.
The Cruz Azul coach says the team has learned from its mistakes and now has an identity of its own to win.
The reigning European champion takes on Ligue 1's runner-up in search of another trophy.
VAR reviewed the play in the 93rd minute but confirmed the goal kick without sending the case to the referee for an on-field review.
Doué's go-ahead goal stood after a VAR review in the second half, in a tight final where Aston Villa created more scoring chances.
Los Blancos come out on top in the club friendly after the Moroccan winger's goal in the final moments of the first half.
The No. 2 and No. 1 sides in the East meet at GEODIS Park on Saturday, August 15, with just two points separating them.
The team sits at the bottom of the NWSL table with just four wins, nine goals scored and 33 allowed.
Barcelona brings back its 90s teal while Madrid goes with a pale pink inspired by Latin American art.