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Inter Miami, with the Rosario star Lionel Messi, was beaten 3 to 1 this Wednesday against Monterrey of Mexico, in the second leg of the quarterfinals of the Concacaf Champions.
In this way, since they lost 2 to 1 in the first leg, they were eliminated with an aggregate score of 5-2.
The first goal was scored by local forward Brandon Vázquez, 31 minutes into the first half, after a blooper by goalkeeper Callender, from Inter.
Already in the complement, Cordoba forward Germán Berterame extended the advantage for the Mexicans.
Berterame is a native of Villa María and played for San Lorenzo de Almagro in the beginning.
WHAT A PIECE OF GOAL, PLEASE! Impressive shot from Berterame’s corner for Rayados’ 2-0 (4-1 aggregate) victory against Inter Miami in the quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
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Then, local midfielder Jesús Gallardo would make it 3-0 to end the game and the series.
ANOTHER DEFENSIVE MISTAKE BY INTER MIAMI AND THE THIRD ARRIVED: Gallardo converted Rayados’ 3-0 lead in the second leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinals.
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At Inter, Jordi Alba, Busquets, Messi and Suárez were starters, in addition to former Boca player Marcelo Weigandt. Precisely, Alba would be sent off at the end of the match.
Paraguayan midfielder Diego Gómez Amarilla would achieve the discount near the end to make up for the tough defeat, which showed an angry Messi on the field.
Messi in action against Rayados, for Concacaf Champions. (AP).
Now, Monterrey will play in the semifinals against the Columbus Crew of the MLS.
At the top of the table are Pachuca and América from Mexico, also in the semis, who eliminated Herediano from Costa Rica and New England respectively.
2024-04-11 04:21:46
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