In the 36th minute, Fluminense’s Argentine striker Germán Cano opened the scoring on a pass from Queneau. Boca Juniors equalized the score in the 72nd minute thanks to a goal from Peruvian defender Luis Advincula off an assist from Christian Medina. Regular time ended in a 1:1 draw.
In overtime, substitute striker Kennedy scored the only goal in the 99th minute off a pass from Queneau. In the 102nd minute, Kennedy was sent off for a second yellow card. Then after 10 minutes, the compositions were equalized. Boca Juniors’ Peruvian defender Frank Fabre received a red card in the 105+7th minute.
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Source: Sport
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