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Canada News.Net
6 hours ago
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- Canada News.Net
Leagues Cup roundup: Toluca FC rally to beat '24 champion Crew
(Photo credit: Joseph Maiorana-Imagn Images) Paulinho scored twice late in regulation, then Luis Manuel Garcia pulled off some penalty-saving heroics as visiting Toluca FC triumphed on penalties after rallying to a 2-2 draw against Columbus Crew on Tuesday night in both teams' Leagues Cup opener. Paulinho's goals came in the 71st and 80th minutes to pull the reigning Liga MX Clausura champions level. From there, Garcia saved three penalties -- first denying Diego Rossi his second goal from the spot in the 88th minute, then thwarting Rossi again as well as Amar Sejdic during the shootout. That was enough to help the Diablos Rojos earn the extra point in the standings, completing their shootout win when Helinho converted to make it 4-2 on the Mexican side's fifth kick. Rossi's 11th-minute penalty opened the scoring for the Crew, the defending Leagues Cup champions. Max Arfsten doubled Columbus' lead just after halftime on a composed finish after receiving Jacen Russell-Rowe's feed. Puebla 3, New York City FC 0 Emiliano Gomez had a goal and an assist as visiting Puebla eased to a deceptively lopsided victory over New York City FC in Harrison, N.J. Juan Fedorco opened the scoring in the second minute as NYCFC failed to clear the danger from a corner kick. Gomez doubled the lead when he reached Alejandro Organista's low cross in the 38th minute, and Owen Gonzalez finished off an excellent team goal in the 88th minute after Gomez's final pass. Jesus Rodriguez made five saves to keep the tournament's first clean sheet, on a night NYCFC narrowly led Puebla 17-13 in total shots. Matthew Freese made two saves for NYCFC. CF Montreal 1 (7), Club Leon 1 (6) Prince Owusu scored his 10th goal in 10 matches across all competitions, and Montreal prevailed on penalties against visiting Club Leon following their draw. Owusu leveled the match in the 62nd minute following a wonderful setup from Dante Sealy, canceling out Rogelio Funes Mori's 11th-minute header from James Rodriguez's long, early diagonal ball. From there, 13 consecutive penalty takers converted in the shootout before Leon's Sebastian Santos struck the crossbar with his effort, handing Montreal the extra point in the standings. Oscar Jimenez made six saves to keep Club Leon in it on a night they were outshot 17-4 overall and 7-2 in efforts on target. Tigres UANL 4, Dynamo 1 Angel Correa scored his first two goals for his new club, one in each half, and visiting Tigres UANL pulled away for the win at Houston. Diego Lainez added the eventual match-winner in the 63rd minute and Ozziel Herrera scored in second-half stoppage time of Tigres' third straight win in all competitions. Ondrej Lingr leveled in the 47th minute for Houston, which absorbed its sixth defeat in its oast nine across all competitions. The 30-year-old Correa, a member of Argentina's 2022 World Cup winning side, joined Tigres from Atletico Madrid this summer following the FIFA Club World Cup. He broke through from beyond the penalty box just before halftime, then added a second goal in the 70th minute on a breakaway after dribbling around goalkeeper Jonathan Bond. Mazatlan 1 (11), Los Angeles FC 1 (10) Fabio Gomes scored his first-ever goal for Mazatlan, and the visitors outlasted Los Angeles FC in a marathon penalty tiebreaker following a draw. Denis Bouanga missed LAFC's 12th penalty, sealing the extra point in the standings for Mazatlan. Bouanga previously missed a late, potential game-tying penalty against ES Tunis at the FIFA Club World Cup last month. In just his second game in the CONCACAF region since a 2021 stint with the New York Red Bulls, Gomes levelled the game in the 31st minute with a low finish to the far post after Dudu Teodora's pass found him in the right side of the penalty area. David Martinez had given LAFC the lead two minutes earlier with a well-placed half-volley on the run over charging goalkeeper Ricardo Rodriguez, set up by Tim Tillman's ball over the top. CF Pachuca 3, San Diego FC 2 Alexei Dominguez scored two goals and helped set up another as visiting CF Pachuca held on against San Diego FC en route to their fourth straight win in all competitions. Victor Guzman opened the scoring in the 23rd minute, on a chance set up by Dominguez's excellent diagonal ball, before Dominguez added to the lead himself twice. Emmanuel Boateng scored in the 88th minute and Luca Bombino added a goal deep in second-half stoppage time, but San Diego's late rally fell just short. In between those goals, Anders Dreyer was sent off to reduce the hosts to 10 men. Dominguez doubled Pachuca's advantage in first-half stoppage time when he collected his own rebound following Pablo Sisniega's diving stop and finished into the bottom left corner. Then Dominguez added what proved to be a needed third with another strike from beyond the box into the top left corner to make it 3-0 in the 67th minute.
Canada News.Net
8 hours ago
- Sport
- Canada News.Net
Leagues Cup roundup: CF Toluca rally to beat '24 champion Crew
(Photo credit: Joseph Maiorana-Imagn Images) Paulinho scored twice late in regulation, then Luis Manuel Garcia pulled off some penalty-saving heroics as visiting CF Toluca triumphed on penalties after rallying to a 2-2 draw against Columbus Crew on Tuesday night in both teams' Leagues Cup opener. Paulinho's goals came in the 71st and 80th minutes to pull the reigning Liga MX Clausura champions level. From there, Garcia saved three penalties -- first denying Diego Rossi his second goal from the spot in the 88th minute, then thwarting Rossi again as well as Amar Sejdic during the shootout. That was enough to help the Diablos Rojos earn the extra point in the standings, completing their shootout win when Helinho converted to make it 4-2 on the Mexican side's fifth kick. Rossi's 11th-minute penalty opened the scoring for the Crew, the defending Leagues Cup champions. Max Arfsten doubled Columbus' lead just after halftime on a composed finish after receiving Jacen Russell-Rowe's feed. Puebla 3, New York City FC 0 Emiliano Gomez had a goal and an assist as visiting Puebla eased to a deceptively lopsided victory over New York City FC in Harrison, N.J. Juan Fedorco opened the scoring in the second minute as NYCFC failed to clear the danger from a corner kick. Gomez doubled the lead when he reached Alejandro Organista's low cross in the 38th minute, and Owen Gonzalez finished off an excellent team goal in the 88th minute after Gomez's final pass. Jesus Rodriguez made five saves to keep the tournament's first clean sheet, on a night NYCFC narrowly led Puebla 17-13 in total shots. Matthew Freese made two saves for NYCFC. CF Montreal 1 (7), Club Leon 1 (6) Prince Owusu scored his 10th goal in 10 matches across all competitions, and Montreal prevailed on penalties against visiting Club Leon following their draw. Owusu leveled the match in the 62nd minute following a wonderful setup from Dante Sealy, canceling out Rogelio Funes Mori's 11th-minute header from James Rodriguez's long, early diagonal ball. From there, 13 consecutive penalty takers converted in the shootout before Leon's Sebastian Santos struck the crossbar with his effort, handing Montreal the extra point in the standings. Oscar Jimenez made six saves to keep Club Leon in it on a night they were outshot 17-4 overall and 7-2 in efforts on target.
Time of India
12 hours ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Leagues Cup: CF Toluca fight back to beat Columbus Crew on penalties
Paulinho led a dramatic comeback and Luis Manuel Garcia delivered in the shootout as CF Toluca edged Columbus Crew 4-2 on penalties following a thrilling 2-2 draw in their Leagues Cup opener on Tuesday night. Columbus jumped out to a 2-0 lead, with Diego Rossi converting a penalty in the 11th minute and Max Arfsten adding a second just after halftime off a setup from Jacen Russell-Rowe. But Toluca, the reigning Liga MX Clausura champions, roared back through Paulinho, who scored twice in quick succession in the 71st and 80th minutes to level the match. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category Others Data Science Project Management Product Management Management Finance healthcare Cybersecurity CXO MCA Data Analytics Digital Marketing Healthcare MBA Technology Design Thinking others Leadership Data Science Operations Management Skills you'll gain: Duration: 7 Months S P Jain Institute of Management and Research CERT-SPJIMR Exec Cert Prog in AI for Biz India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 16 Weeks Indian School of Business CERT-ISB Transforming HR with Analytics & AI India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 7 Months S P Jain Institute of Management and Research CERT-SPJIMR Exec Cert Prog in AI for Biz India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 9 months IIM Lucknow SEPO - IIML CHRO India Starts on undefined Get Details Garcia took over from there. The Toluca goalkeeper denied Rossi a chance at a brace by saving a penalty in the 88th minute, then came up big again in the shootout, stopping attempts from both Rossi and Amar Sejdic. Helinho sealed the win with Toluca's fifth and final penalty, giving the Diablos Rojos the bonus point in the group standings. — LeaguesCup (@LeaguesCup) Puebla blank New York City FC 3-0 Live Events Emiliano Gomez led the way with a goal and an assist as visiting Puebla secured a convincing 3-0 win over New York City FC in their Leagues Cup opener in Harrison, NJ. Puebla struck early when Juan Fedorco capitalized on a failed clearance off a corner kick to score in just the second minute. Gomez doubled the lead in the 38th, sliding in to finish Alejandro Organista's low cross. The Mexican side sealed the win in the 88th minute when Owen Gonzalez capped a flowing team move, finishing off a sharp final pass from Gomez. Despite trailing on the scoreboard, NYCFC edged Puebla in total shots, 17-13. However, Puebla goalkeeper Jesus Rodriguez stood tall, recording five saves to secure the tournament's first clean sheet. NYCFC's Matthew Freese made two saves in the losing effort. — LeaguesCup (@LeaguesCup) CF Montreal beat Club Leon in thrilling shootout Prince Owusu continued his red-hot form with his 10th goal in 10 matches, helping CF Montreal earn a draw and prevail in a penalty shootout against visiting Club Leon in their Leagues Cup opener. Owusu equalised in the 62nd minute, finishing off a well-worked move set up by Dante Sealy, which canceled out Rogelio Funes Mori's 11th-minute header. The Leon striker had nodded home a precise long diagonal from James Rodriguez to open the scoring. — LeaguesCup (@LeaguesCup) The match remained level through full time, leading to a dramatic shootout. After 13 straight successful penalties, Leon's Sebastian Santos hit the crossbar, giving Montreal the 8-7 shootout win and an extra point in the group standings. Montreal dominated the stats, outshooting Leon 17-4 overall and 7-2 in shots on target. Despite the pressure, Leon goalkeeper Oscar Jimenez made six saves to keep his side in contention.
Reuters
12 hours ago
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- Reuters
Leagues Cup roundup: CF Toluca rally to beat '24 champion Crew
July 30 - Paulinho scored twice late in regulation, then Luis Manuel Garcia pulled off some penalty-saving heroics as visiting CF Toluca triumphed on penalties after rallying to a 2-2 draw against Columbus Crew on Tuesday night in both teams' Leagues Cup opener. Paulinho's goals came in the 71st and 80th minutes to pull the reigning Liga MX Clausura champions level. From there, Garcia saved three penalties -- first denying Diego Rossi his second goal from the spot in the 88th minute, then thwarting Rossi again as well as Amar Sejdic during the shootout. That was enough to help the Diablos Rojos earn the extra point in the standings, completing their shootout win when Helinho converted to make it 4-2 on the Mexican side's fifth kick. Rossi's 11th-minute penalty opened the scoring for the Crew, the defending Leagues Cup champions. Max Arfsten doubled Columbus' lead just after halftime on a composed finish after receiving Jacen Russell-Rowe's feed. Puebla 3, New York City FC 0 Emiliano Gomez had a goal and an assist as visiting Puebla eased to a deceptively lopsided victory over New York City FC in Harrison, N.J. Juan Fedorco opened the scoring in the second minute as NYCFC failed to clear the danger from a corner kick. Gomez doubled the lead when he reached Alejandro Organista's low cross in the 38th minute, and Owen Gonzalez finished off an excellent team goal in the 88th minute after Gomez's final pass. Jesus Rodriguez made five saves to keep the tournament's first clean sheet, on a night NYCFC narrowly led Puebla 17-13 in total shots. Matthew Freese made two saves for NYCFC. CF Montreal 1 (7), Club Leon 1 (6) Prince Owusu scored his 10th goal in 10 matches across all competitions, and Montreal prevailed on penalties against visiting Club Leon following their draw. Owusu leveled the match in the 62nd minute following a wonderful setup from Dante Sealy, canceling out Rogelio Funes Mori's 11th-minute header from James Rodriguez's long, early diagonal ball. From there, 13 consecutive penalty takers converted in the shootout before Leon's Sebastian Santos struck the crossbar with his effort, handing Montreal the extra point in the standings. Oscar Jimenez made six saves to keep Club Leon in it on a night they were outshot 17-4 overall and 7-2 in efforts on target. --Field Level Media
Yahoo
21-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Toluca beat América to claim the Campeón de Campeones trophy
Toluca reaffirms its power in Liga MX. After 90 minutes, the Devils won once again against América and took the Champion of Champions title. The match began with a dressing room goal from the Eagles that seemed to make the blue and cream team the favorite. However, those led by Antonio Mohamed reacted immediately and recovered the advantage in the first half alone. For the second half, América wanted to react and look for a tie, but Toluca was better and sentenced the match with a goal from Paulinho. The Red Devils confirm their great moment and position themselves as wide favorites to seek the bi-championship. On the other hand, those from Coapa will have to adjust to become that competitive team again that achieved the tri-championship. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Kevork Djansezian - 2025 Getty Images
