Tigers vs. redeemed the tie Vancouver Whitecaps With a bigger goal André-Pierre GuignacAlmost in the last minute, the Cats battled for possession, but couldn't reflect that on the scoreboard.
Everything indicated that the Auriazuls would be defeated on their arrival CanadaIn 16th first leg. Concacaf Champions CupBut still Bamboro He had the last word in the final with the score tied at 1-1.
Now, everything will be defined when they face each other in the volcano Vuelta next Wednesday, February 14.
The Tigers dominated, but…
The Cats had possession and a large number of visits, dangerous shots, but the goal did not fall. From the first minutes they forgave their rival.
At 20', Gignac almost scored his goal With a powerful shot, but it was well saved by the Vancouver goalkeeper.
Of course, the local team also had their own thing, with a shot like 26' Ryan Gould From outside the area.
Vancouver's destination
The Whitecaps started scoring in the 32nd minute of the game Damir Graylach, after his teammates stole the ball in midfield; Entered the area and hit Nahuel Guzman.
Tigers are not idle, Juan Pablo Vicon 42', and seconds later a dangerous shot from outside the area Ozil Herrera From the left side, he took a shot inside the area which was miraculously saved.
They cancel the whitecaps
Night was coming for Tigres in the 52nd minute as the score fell to 2-0 Brian White With a shot from the center of the area; However, it is VAR checked and it was overruled Alessandro Schöpf for offside.
So it left Tigres alive and Ozil almost equalized in the 62nd minute with a shot from outside the area.
Again in the 83', Ozil assisted a shot from the right from the left side of the inside of the area. Juan BrunettaOnce again he forgave.
Gignac's ideal destination
Gignac He was already tiring and took a direct free kick into the corner to restore the tie for the visitors in the 88th minute and level the score at 1-1.
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