El América Gana Su Primera Campeones Cup Al Vencer En Penales A Columbus

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The México-Mexicans defeated the Columbus Crew 5-4 in the second penalty shootout (1-1 in the regular season) and also won the first trophy of the Campeones Cup.

This annual duel between the players of the North American (MLS) and Mexican leagues was contested at the Lower.com Field of Columbus and was decided on the penalty point after the Chilean Víctor Dávila was sent off in the 68th minute, as Malte Amundsen said in 77.

In the course of the penalties, the Mexican architect Luis Malagón attacked the highest penalties with the Romanian Alexandru Matan, the citizen Aziel Jackson and the citizen Patrick Schulte, as well as the Paraguayan Richard Sánchez and the Mexican Ramón Juárez.

Propio Amundsen was expected by Columbus to be the first on his journey into the future.

Mexico has not been officially in the United States for three months because this storm is not official.

In addition to America, the Mexican Tigres conquered two trophies for the MLS in 2018 and 2023 with Atlanta United (2019), owners Columbus (2021) and New York City (2022). The competition will not be celebrated in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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