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Boca Juniors from Buenos Aires will meet Fluminense from Rio de Janeiro in the final of the Copa Libertadores, the South American equivalent of the Champions League.
A day after the Brazilians, the traditional club from Argentina followed. He won the semi-final second leg against Palmeiras 4–2 in a penalty shootout, preventing the fourth all-Brazilian final in a row.
First title in 16 years
Regular time ended at 1-1 after a 0-0 draw in the first leg. Veteran star Edinson Cavani had fired Boca Juniors ahead, but the Uruguayan’s nerves gave way from the penalty spot – with no negative consequences for his side.
On November 4, Diego Maradona’s former team overtook record winners and city rivals Independiente with a seventh title – their first since 2007. Fluminense is aiming for its first victory in its second final at home to the Maracana. (SDA/men)
Source : Blick
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