Two goals, one own goal, amounted to a disastrous rout of Chivas de Guadalajara at home against Aguilas del America; yes, it was humiliating for more as they were down 0-4 on the scoreboard, closing the first half with three goals against.
“When Chivas opened his eyes, there were already three people on him,” Jorge Pietrasanta, ESPN sports analyst, said at the Futbol Picante discussion table. An interesting way of analyzing a game that was completely creamy blue at the opponent’s field, Akron Stadium.
In addition to the sport, we have to add an extra one and that is the celebration of Henry Martin pretending to urinate on the opponent’s goal and imitating his idol and legend Cuauhtémoc Blanco. This controversial fact and the rest turned into memes that ridiculed Chivas de Guadalajara on social networks and gave more strength to the victory of the Americanists.
Many of these graphical representations noted that the first half was not yet over and Aguilas had already thrashed Chivas 0-3, in addition to the fact that they were leading 0-4 in the second half.
In addition, CD Guadalajara’s first goal was linked to a mistake in the Cream Blues’ defense and an own goal by Emilio Lara against Luis Malagon, who was solid, backing the decision of coach Fernando “Tano” Ortiz to start him above the criticized Oscar Jimenez.
Henri Martin confirmed his great moment against Chivas. Although Jonathan “Cabecita” Rodriguez scored two goals, Azulcrema’s captain and scorer once again scored against his favorite opponent, who scored the most goals in the MX League.
Having confidently defeated his historical rival, Aguilas del America will face Club Leon as a guest on Saturday, April 1st. For their part, Chivas will have to recover as they play Clasico Tapatio against Atlas on the same day.
Source: La Opinion
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