Who could deny that the last Copa Libertadores final that Flamengo beat River over the closing of the match was a relief for Boca, after that painful final lost in Madrid, precisely at the hands of the Millionaire, in 2018. And although this story that It ended with a Brazilian celebration.He did not have Xeneize as the protagonist nor will he count as a new star for his coat of arms, happiness did come to La Boca.
He wanted the quarantine that caused the spread of the coronavirus worldwide that, in recent days, football only lives through emotional memories. It is that almost no ball is being played in any corner of the planet, beyond risky exceptions. So the archive has taken on a leading role. Last night, Conmebol took advantage of it and relived those final minutes in Lima, Peru, which ended with the Mengao celebrating.
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The one who took advantage of the situation to mock River was the journalist Luis Fregossi, from Mundo Boca, who borrowed the tweet from Conmebol Libertadores to highlight some issues: “I thought the video started with Gallardo asking for encouragement for his players, but no, it starts with Pratto losing a ball in three quarters of the court with the entire team attacking and continues with a long ball that Pinola takes down on Gabigol. What greens in 3 minutes they gave you back the final “, he wrote on his own Twitter account.
I thought that the video started with Gallardo asking for encouragement for his players, but no, it starts with Pratto losing a ball in 3/4 of the court with the entire team attacking and continues with a long ball that Pinola lowers for Gabigol. ! In 3 ‘they gave you the final! https://t.co/KsPH66niCE
– Luis Fregossi (@LuisFregossi)
April 5, 2020
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In that last edition of the Copa Libertadores, Xeneize had to bite the dust again against River, as if to reopen even more a wound that was trying to start to close. In the first leg, at El Monumental, El Millonario defeated Boca 2-0, so the 1-0 victory of those still led by Gustavo Alfaro in the rematch was not enough to turn the series. It was time, then, to wish the worst for the classic rival on television.
At the Monumental stadium in Lima, River started winning the final with a goal by the Colombian Rafael Santos Borré in just 14 minutes of a first half in which he was dominator. But at the end of the game the figure of the scorer Gabriel Barbosa would appear in all its dimensions. He equaled the actions at 89 and in the second minute of adding the game he would finish scoring the goal that would turn the scoreboard around and the title to Flamengo.
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