Sportivo Trinidense (Paraguay) – Boca (Argentina) Sportivo Trinidense are still alive in the Copa Sudamericana following their much-needed 2-0 home success over Bolivia’s Nacional Potosi in week three. The team secured their first three points in the competition to climb into third spot in group D, just one behind Boca Juniors in second. Last Saturday, …read more →
Always Ready (Bolivia) – Defensa y Justicia (Argentina) Always Ready continue to make history in the Copa Sudamericana. In round three, the team secured an important 2-0 home success over Peru’s Universidad Cesar Vallejo to become the only group A leaders on seven points, one above second-placed Independiente Medellin. While waiting for the Bolivian Torneo …read more →
Racing (Uruguay) – Argentinos Jrs (Argentina) Racing (Uruguay) secured an important point on their visit to Nacional Asuncion two weeks ago, drawing 2-2 away thanks to a strike from Juan Rivero in the 78th minute. El Cervecero made it five points in three Copa Sudamericana games to occupy second spot in group F, trailing leaders …read more →
Real Tomayapo (Bolivia) – Belgrano (Argentina) Founded in 1999, CD Real Tomayapo are living a dream in their first continental appearance. In fact, they made history in week two, securing a massive scoreless away draw at Internacional SC in Brazil on April 10. The team remain bottom in group C on a single point but …read more →
Coquimbo Unido (Chile) – Racing (Argentina) Coquimbo Unido secured a massive 1-0 home victory over Paraguayan side Sportivo Luqueno in week two thanks to a strike from Andres Chavez in the first half. As a result, the team took their first three points in the Copa Sudamericana to climb into second spot in group H, …read more →