U. Católica defeated Inter de Porto Alegre and in a dramatic final qualified for the Copa Sudamericana



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Catholic University, and youn dramatic ending, achieved his cqualification to the South American Cup, after beating Inter de Porto Alegre 2-1 in San Carlos de Apoquindo.

When the commitment ended, the UC was being left out of all continental competition, due to the result of the other Group E duel, between América de Cali and Gremio, with a partial victory for the Colombians. However, uThe gauchos’ penalty in discounts allowed the well-deserved celebration for the Crusaders.

With the results, UC was third in the “Group of Death”, with 7 points, one more than the bottom, América de Cali. The Porto Alegre teams, Gremio and Inter, were left with 11 and 8 units, with passage to the second round of the Libertadores.

The UC pushed with heart and had its miracle to stay with the victory

The Crusaders needed the miracle and went out on the field with everything to beat Inter. And the leader of Brazilian soccer did not make it easy and with hierarchy dominated the commitment for several lapses.

The balance was broken with a naive mistake by César Pinares, who committed a criminal foul by raising his arms in a cross. Andrés D’Alessandro executed from 12 steps (24 ‘).

However, the cross-reaction was immediate, thanks to Fernando Zampedri, the best on the pitch, who was on fire and took a shot that went off track and fortunately, in the form of a balloon, entered the goal (26 ‘).

In the second half, Inter controlled and dominated the game with the score in their favor, and UC began to feel powerless, knowing that in Brazil, América de Cali was beating Gremio and was leaving it out of everything.

Right at the end of regulation time, Zampedri took his anger out and with a spectacular Chilean scored 2-1 for the victory, almost of consolation in those minutes.

After the match, the UC players waited for the breakdown between Gremio and América de Cali, and retired to the locker room, because they were told that the Colombians had won.

However, the situation was different. In Brazil, Gremio got an agonizing penalty on the last play of the match, after almost 10 minutes of discount, and with a score by Diego Souza, he declared 1-1 against America, allowing the miracle for the UC classification to the South American Cup.

U. Católica will meet its rival in the South American this Friday, when it is part of the draw, which also has Huachipato, Unión La Calera, Coquimbo Unido and Audax Italiano.







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