At the end of the first week of matches in the resumption of the Copa Libertadores de América after 190 days of being without playing as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus, the Argentine teams made their debut with mixed luck.
The two "big" teams Boca and River did not feel the absence of matches and they asserted their hierarchies of great teams by having to face representatives of Paraguay and Brazil respectively who already came with several games played under their belt (Argentina was the last country to approve the protocol of training and meetings to play the Libertadores and Sudamericana cups, while the local tournament still has an uncertain date to restart).
In the first match of the day, Rácing Club (Argentina) lost 1-0 at home to Nacional (Uruguay), later River Plate (Argentina) drew Brazil with São Paulo 2-2 in a highly contested and intense match. Subsequently, Boca Juniors (Argentina) achieved an important victory as a visitor against Libertad (Paraguay) and in the last match of the date Defensa y Justicia (Argentina) at home defeated Delfín from Ecuador, debutant in the contest, 3-0.
In other matches, the surprise was given by the other Ecuadorian team Independiente del Valle, which, playing at home, thrashed 5-0 to none other than the current champion Flamengo from Brazil.
They completed the table Barcelona of Ecuador, who lost at home to Junior from Barranquilla (Colombia) by 2 to 1 and Guarani of Paraguay, who beat Tigre (who plays in Argentina's B) at home by 4 to 1.
River despite the draw.
Borré and Julián Álvarez scored the two goals for Marcelo Gallardo's team, who suffered from an unprecedented situation: two goals against!
The team finished tired but solid.
Boca beat Libertad in Paraguay.
Xeneize left behind the difficulties due to coronavirus infections and officially beat Libertad de Ramón Díaz in Paraguay. Key triumph in the restart of the Libertadores to be the leader of Group H.
very well told 👌
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