Monterrey vs Tigres match summary (3-3). goals

When all that pointed out Tigers He had done homework to pick up Classic Reggio 135 At BBVA, upon completion Eight minutes Compensation Time, Central Referee, Cesar Ramos didn't want to blow the whistle in the 98th minuteGave minutes per game and almost 100' Monterey's tying goal cameThis Saturday's 3-3 upset of the Cats was a robbery at the Steel Giants.

The Auriazules finished very upset, while the Gang fans celebrated in the stands; Robbery or not is the reality Tigres and Rayados had a great game that they haven't delivered in a long time..

These are the goals of Monterey vs. Tigers

At 55 seconds, Tigres got the lead on the scoreboard when Javier Aquino, unmarked by Gerardo Arteaga, sent Rayados into an early wake when he sent a cross into the six-yard box, in which Sebastian Vegas was unable to intercept the pass. 1-0 down to Juan BrunettaClamp closure with complete comfort.

As the Cats celebrated, the local voice reported that it was Andre-Pierre Gignac, then it was No. 8 (Fernando Coriaran), and finally Juan Ramon Palacios got it right, reporting that it was Brunetta with 11. on his back.

The tie soon followed

It didn't take long for the steel giant to explode as Sergio Canales put a pass into the area in the 7th minute of action. Luis Romo tied the score, 1-1.

Controversial action

At 21' Brunetta tried to intercept a pass into the area, the ball hit his hand, and a minute later, the World Cup referee, Cesar RamosWent to VAR, but there he analyzed first that the ball hit the cat players' feet, so he reported it. It was not a penalty for Rayados.

Sometimes the game stopped having dangerous plays, neither Brandon Vasquez nor Kignac appeared, and due to good defensive work by both teams, both goals were dismissed.

Playful! Gignac-Herrera-Gorriarán

With six minutes added to the first half and already in compensation, the drama happened The Tigers took advantage again; Ozziel Herrera created a wall with Gignac, who left a ball to his teammate and sent it into the six-yard box from the right. Fernando Coriaran pushed the score to 2-1.

Again, they were up early!

Only 34 seconds left in the second half. Tigres rose early again to Rayados, as happened at the beginning of the meeting. And now it was Andre-Pierre Gignac who assisted the goal as he controlled the ball on the left, who passed the ball to Brunetta, who stepped into the area and faced goalkeeper Esteban Andrada. Target 3-1.

In the 51', Brandon beat Filip Rodriguez one-on-one after receiving a loose ball. side of the target.

Besides, Robert Dante Ciboldi decided to move at age 56Gignac was taken off the field and handed minutes to Nico Ibanez, while Jesus Garza was sent on for Marcelo Flores.

Monterey acknowledged the distance

Rayados entered 3-2 The goal was scored in the 61st minute by ArtAhaFar received the ball at the far post and beat Felipe Rodríguez with no problem there and had the Albiazul fans cheering from the stands.

Suddenly came a move that many would not understand, Brandon was removed and replaced by Rodrigo Aguirre in the 69th minute, while Corcho Rodríguez left in the same minute, leaving his place for Omar Govia. One of the notable changes for Tigres was when Sebastian Cordova stepped in for Brunetta.

Closed is the heart and Gignac said

Since Gignac's departure, The Frenchman was very upset, first with Ciboldi, then with his teammates, when he rose from the bench to give instructions and scold them, as if he were the coach of the team; And that's it Rayadas was pressingIn search of the tying goal, Berterame also came close to an equaliser, but Felipe saved a point-blank shot.

Tigres saved everything in the last minutes, Felipe made a great save, Burrata saved on the line in the 98th minute, Esteban Andrada already looked for the shot, which is considered the last chance, but They did not count the referee's decision to add another minute.

The Cats scored their fourth goal on the counter-attack, taking advantage of Andrada going down and Nico Ibanez reaching the penalty area, but Jordi Cortiso stepped up to prevent the Cats from doing themselves any harm.

And seemed incredible, It was 3-3 thanks to German Berterem, after a corner kick, added by Ramos when the extra minute had already expired. With that, the tie ended at 99 with 24 seconds left, so Tigers players, including Ciboldi, went against the referee as almost two minutes had passed since they initially said they were going to add. Great closure for many, loot for others.