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Sarfrisa blocks the Mexicans’ right-footer and draws against Poomas at the Confederations Cup

Mary Shelley by Mary Shelley
February 17, 2022
Sarfrisa blocks the Mexicans’ right-footer and draws against Poomas at the Confederations Cup
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2022-02-17

Costa Rica’s Sabrisa drew 2-2 with Poomas on Wednesday in the first leg of the 16th round of the Concacaf Champions League-2022, blocking the Mexicans’ right-of-way.

On Tuesday, Santos defeated Montreal from Canada, Leon Guatemala defeated Guastatoya on Wednesday, while Cruz Azul defeated Canada’s Forge.

In the first match of the triple header on Wednesday, Mexico’s Leon went to Guatemala City’s Dorotio Guamu Flores and defeated Guatemala’s Quastado 2-0.

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In the 24th minute, still at home from midfield, Chile Victor Devila threw a ball in front of Omar Fernandez. The Colombian controlled the ball in the area, made a break for defender Omar Morales and defined Lyon 1-0 with a low and cross shot.

Another ball went 2-0, this time from Luis Montes to Elias Hernandez taking control of the area and defining by touching goalkeeper Adrian Lemos for 34 runs.

The second leg of the tie will be held on Tuesday, February 22 at the Nav Camp Grounds.

Mexico’s Cruz Azul beat Canada’s Forge 1-0 at Tim Hortons Stadium in Hamilton.

In the 31st minute, Cruz Azul scored the only goal of the match with a free kick, Venezuela’s Romulo Otero took the ball about 35 meters from the goal and the ball bounced over goalkeeper Tristan Henry and ended in the net.

The match will conclude on Thursday, February 24 at the Azteca Stadium.

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At the Ricardo Sabrisa ground, Costa Rica’s Sabrisa trailed twice and drew 2-2 with Mexico’s Puma. Honduran Tarixon Vuldo played 64 minutes. The former Real Espana had a clear shot at 56, but the Cats’ defense was careful to deny him the target.

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In the 28th minute, Alan Moso’s pass was headed in by Ecuador’s Washington Corrozo to give Poomas a 1-0 lead.

Sabrisa fell 1-1 45 + 3 on a penalty kick taken by Christian Bolanos.

Argentina’s Juan Dineno shot from the front row of the area to give Mexico a 2-1 lead in the second half.

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In the 75th minute, the goalkeeper finished the ball from close range, and Polonos appeared in the Boomas area 2-2 for Sabrice.

The second leg between the Felines and ‘Monstroe Morado’ will be played on Wednesday, February 23 at the Olympic University Grounds.

-Tuesday

Santos de Guapillas-New York City 0-2

Santos Laguna-Montreal 1-0

-Wednesday

Quastadoya-Lyon 0-2

Blue Forge-Cross 0-1

Sabrisa-Poomas 2-2

-Thursday

Communication-Colorado Rapids

Saunders in Modagua-Seattle

* The match between the Haitian Qawwali and the American New England Revolution scheduled for Friday was canceled because the Caribbean team withdrew from the match without being able to complete the visa process to go to the United States.

The New England Revolution advanced directly to the quarterfinals, in which they faced the main Sabrisa winner against Poomas.

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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