Herrera turned on the machine and Polo was a locomotive: this is how we saw the unoxuno of the triumph of Universitario over Santa Fe

Javier Prado avenue was a very long procession of cream shirts and, before holy faith, academic sheltered his faithful in that temple called the Monumental Stadium, which each date confirms that they are once again the “usual 50,000”. The ‘U’ begins to win from the encouragement of the stands and on the pitch confirms its state of grace. A superb 2-0, imposing the game and the physical against a Colombian club and in the South American Cupwhich leaves him as the leader of Group G with 7 points.

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The Fossati Era added its tenth victory (plus 2 draws) to extend the undefeated to 12 games. If in La Plata against Gymnastics they ended 56 austere years without victories in Argentina, against Santa Fe they ended 22 years without victories against Colombian rivals in international tournaments. The last time it was 2-1 over Atlético Nacional in the now defunct Merconorte Cup.

From beginning to end, the merengue team subdued their opponent on duty. The goals came after two very well worked corner kicks. First with the Calcaterra-Cabanillas formula to find Herrera, and then with a perfect cross from Polo to find Di Benedetto’s head. This is how we saw Jorge Fossati’s eleven against Santa Fe on date 3 of the Copa Sudamericana.

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Source: Elcomercio

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