In Patricks Park, Hurricane tied at home without goals, this Thursday, against Sporting Cristalfor the first leg of Phase 3 of the Libertadores Cup. This was reported by the journalist Román Iucht in Fontevecchia modeby net tv and RadioProfile (FM 101.9).
This is the last instance to enter the Group stage. El Globo its chances, with some controversy included, and arbitration in the eye of the storm. But the concrete thing is that Hurricane could not solve the silver plate of the Peruvian team and ended 0-0.
Next Thursday, in Lima, the group of Diego Dabove he will go for the result he needs to pass the phase. At a minimum, an equality to end on penalties. In case of winning, it will go to the groups. And in the worst case scenario, they will still play the Copa Sudamericana.
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In Argentine soccer, it is worth noting, it is the only undefeated team, after six dates, in the local tournament, plus the matches it has played since liberators. You can tell they have a very solid structure and a team where you can see the coach’s hand.
The glass half full is that he is going to play the revenge against Sporting Cristal knowing that the pressure will be from the Peruvian team, since it will have the advantage of defining the series as a local. The negative part is that an advantage of the Globo was expected to travel more calmly to Peru.
JL
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