Abril 9, 2008
El equipo mexicano de futbol Pachuca calificó hoy a la final del torneo Copa de Campeones de la Concacaf, al eliminar por marcador global de 3-2 al DC United, tras el 1-2 de esta tarde en el estadio Robert F. Kennedy.
Pachuca enfrentará al Saprissa de San José, Costa Rica en la final de la Concacaf.
El árbitro salvadoreño tuvo un desempeño malo.
Carrying a two-goal deficit from last week's setback in Mexico, D.C. United were unable to get the goals they needed when they needed them in their CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinal second leg at RFK Stadium on Wednesday night, as Pachuca CF advanced despite a 2-1 United victory.
Pachuca brought on Alvarez for the second 45 minutes and the Argentinean began in a left wing role but as the half went on, floated throughout his team's attacking third as 'Los Tuzos' looked for the knockout blow that would put the series out of reach.
Pachuca defended D.C.'s late flurry of high balls into the box and killed off the remaining minutes to escape RFK with the goal they needed. "Los Tuzos" will advance to the Champions' Cup final and defend their trophy against Costa Rica's Deportivo Saprissa.
DC United.- Zach Wells, Gonzalo Peralta, Devon McTavish (Franco Niell, 65), Gonzalo Martínez, Luciano Emilio, Bryan Manoff, Marcelo Gallardo (Rod Dyachenko, 78), Clyde Simms, Fred, Jaime Moreno y Santino Quaranta (Marc Burch, 60). DT. Tom Soehn.
Pachuca.- Miguel Calero, Leobardo López, Julio Manzur, Fausto Pinto, Marvin Cabrera, Gerardo Rodríguez, Jaime Correa, Gabriel Caballero (Paul Aguilar, 72), Andrés Chitiva (Damián Alvarez, 58), Christian Giménez (José Torres, 79) y Juan Carlos Cacho. DT. Enrique Meza.
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