2019 CONCACAF Champions League Thread

Rayados. Tigres will choke in some awful way, probably in the PK sudden death round.

 

That could be it.

 

Monterrey up 2-0 on agg

 

Tigres gets one back.

 

Consolation prize for Tigres: one of the best goals I’ve ever seen!

 

What just happened?

 

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Doesn’t give you the full on just how far the cross went.

 

Monterrey has a beautiful stadium.

 

Who’s the ref?

 

Monterrey, 4 international titles in 4 international finals played

Tigres, 0 international titles in 4 international finals played (all with Tuca)

 

Sudden death means 1st to score wins. PKs aren't sudden death.
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Mountking celebrates 4th title in 4th different venue. SLC, TSM, Tec and BBVA. C'CAF team of the decade, by far. Pachuca was team of the 2000s.

How many players were on all 4 championship teams

 

ACABOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU! O Monterrey bate o Tigres e é tetracampeão da #ConcaChampionsFOXSports! pic.twitter.com/ZZHumDkmmb

— SportsCenter Brasil (@SportsCenterBR) May 2, 2019

Brazilian feed, may work, may not,

-J!

 

I am very envy of that club for sure, a very good run team

 

I missed all but the last ten minutes.

Didn’t realize this:

🏆 // All #PRO crew selected for Concacaf Champions League decider between @Rayados and @TigresOficial on Wednesday, May 1 >> https://t.co/SqIQuPhKk2.#SCCL2019 pic.twitter.com/eLwZIKqfy9

— PRO (@PROreferees) April 29, 2019

Thx,

Jay!

 

The reason one of the sides only has one tier is so they can keep the view to the "chair mountain" (an icon of the city of Monterrey) which is the one you see at the back. At their old stadium, the view to the mountain was the main attraction.

 

After they tie in the 5/5, it's first-one-to-fail out. That is termed "sudden death" in English:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudden_death_(sport)

If the teams are still tied after the initial allocated number in the penalty shoot-out, the game goes to sudden-death penalties, where each team takes a further one penalty each, repeated until only one team scores, resulting in the winning of the game.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-c...guide-penalty-shootout-rules-techniques-win1/

Penalty shootouts have been used to determine the winners of World Cup knockout matches since 1982, in the event that teams are level after extra time. Teams face-off in a best of five contest with additional "sudden death" penalties taken if scores are level after five apiece.

https://anza.org.sg/assets/sports/soccer/rules-and-policies/Rules_for_Penalty_Shootouts.pdf

A different player must be used for each kick and a player involved in the first 5 kicks cannot be reused in the subsequent "sudden death" situation until all other players on his side, including the goalkeeper, have taken their turn.


You're thinking in Spanish, where the equivalent phrase ("muerte súbita") only applies to a Golden Goal.

 

Zero

 

Thanx for the info.

How many of this team won at least one other CCL with them, in 12 or 13

 

Monterey seems like a well run team until they go on to the CWC and get embarassed in the QF. This time there is no CWC, so we can pretend like they are a good team.

 

To be fair, a single elimination game doesn't really do anyone's justice. I'm interested in how this new CWC format will be. How will the four slots be decided? Seems a bit pointless in having a champion from four years ago participate. Form wouldn't be the same.

I'm hoping that we can get back into libertadores

 

Don't make excuses

More than seems. That ruins the whole thing.

Link, pls. Paul said there might be

 

Just my theory for now.