Tigres Beats Vancouver 5-4 on Penalties
The Mexican side prevailed from the penalty spot after a dramatic 1-1 draw in regulation at Estadio Universitario.
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MB -The Mexican side prevailed from the penalty spot after a dramatic 1-1 draw in regulation at Estadio Universitario.
A Murillo penalty in the 25th minute and a devastating second half full of smart substitutions decided the match in favor of the home side.
The Mexican side edged out a 1-0 win in the 90th minute at Bank of America Stadium, while the hosts were left to rue a missed penalty from Archie Goodwin.
The home side recovered from an early own goal in the first half to pull away decisively after the break at Allianz Field.
The Mexican midfielder for Pumas got hurt during the Leagues Cup match against Columbus Crew and will undergo surgery in the coming days.
Estudiantes dominated the match with 17 shots to Universidad Catolica's 4, but Fernando Zampedri leveled the score in the 79th minute at Estadio Jorge Luis Hirschi.
Carlos Melgar leveled the score in the second half after Robert Arboleda's first-half goal.
The Mexican side turned around a match it was losing, using decisive second-half substitutions to punish the dominant home team.
The visitors broke the deadlock in the 73rd minute and sealed the rout with 13 minutes of ruthless attacking play.
The Millonario arrives on a four-game league losing streak and is looking to turn things around against the only team that hasn't dropped a single point so far.
The Mexican side overcame more than 20 minutes playing a man down and won the penalty shootout 2-1 after a 1-1 draw through 90 minutes.
The forward arrived out of form at San Diego FC, lost his spot under Aguirre, but keeps supporting Mexico and is looking to bounce back with the LA Galaxy.
The attacking midfielder missed the pressure of Argentine fans and was drawn in by Gallardo's project despite the team's current results.
Two teams coming off uneven starts face off in a match where the statistical model points to a close contest, with a slight edge for the home side.
The home side is rolling through the tournament while the Mexican club looks for its first win after an 0-2 start.
Both sides arrive needing points after a shaky start to the season marked by defensive frailties.
La Ribera came back from a 0-1 deficit and settled the tie with a three-goal blitz in just thirteen minutes of the second half.
The Brazilian side controlled possession but the Mendoza defense held firm in a 0-0 draw that leaves the round of 16 tie wide open.
The former Argentine forward took to social media to ask for the chance to lead the Ecuadorian yellow team.
The home side will look to bounce back after a recent loss, while the Texas club arrives unbeaten and eager to keep its run going.
Colo Colo's captain recorded a video breaking down each round of 16 matchup and also predicted advances for other clubs across the continent.
The squad put its travel plans on hold after learning the scale of the earthquake that struck their families' hometown.
The Colombian side arrives unbeaten while the Argentine club looks to snap a five-game losing streak.
A Brazilian classic at the Mineirão pits the tournament's stingiest defense against its top scorer.
The Chilean midfielder wants a salary that matches his role on the team, and his representatives are already meeting with clubs willing to pay his $4 million release clause.
The Rimac club plays Sunday at the Alberto Gallardo and needs a win to stay in the Clausura title race.
The Mexican side attacks freely but struggles on defense, and faces a Nashville team that is solid in goal but limited up front.
Two teams with little defensive solidity meet in a game that promises goals on both ends, with an 88% chance both sides find the net.
The home side enters as the favorite with a 53 percent chance of victory against the Mexican club, which has posted two wins in the tournament without scoring a single goal.
Ernest Nuamah opened the scoring in the 19th minute and Sevinsky's red card in the 33rd shaped a match that the French side closed out with goals from Maitland-Niles and Tyler Mort...