Boca Juniors Defeats Recoleta 3-1 in Copa Sudamericana Amid Refereeing Error
2 sources across 2 countries · Argentina · Chile
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Boca Juniors defeated Paraguayan side Recoleta 3-1 in the first leg of the Copa Sudamericana round of 16. The match took place at the Tomás Adolfo Ducó stadium because the pitch at La Bombonera is currently undergoing drainage and reseeding work. Goals for the Argentine side were scored by Santiago Ascacibar, Milton Delgado, and Leonel Flores. Recoleta scored an early goal in the fifth minute through Pedro Ríos, but Boca Juniors eventually secured the win following the expulsion of Recoleta players Wilfrido Báez and Dairion Mosquera.
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- One source focused on the passion of the Boca Juniors supporters and the coach's praise, while another emphasized a technical refereeing error regarding the kickoff.
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