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Estudiantes’ visit to Universidad Católica decides quarter‑final fate

By 4AllFootball ·
Estudiantes’ visit to Universidad Católica decides quarter‑final fate

Estudiantes de La Plata will travel to Santiago, Chile, to face Universidad Católica in the second leg of their Copa Libertadores tie, with the quarter‑final place still up for grabs after a 1‑1 draw in La Plata. Both sides will look to capitalize on their recent form.

José Sosa will sit on the bench as a substitute in Chile. The image credit comes from Prensa Estudiantes.

The first leg ended 1‑1 in La Plata, leaving the tie completely open. Both clubs now travel to Santiago for the decisive match.

Los Cruzados will look to exploit their home advantage to secure a place among the eight best of América. Universidad Católica hopes the support of its fans will tip the balance.

Pincha arrive motivated after 4‑0 win

Pincha arrive motivated after a 4‑0 demolition of Gimnasia in the classic of La Plata. The side dreams of delivering a decisive blow in Santiago.

Universidad Católica prepares for what feels like a true final before its own supporters. Coach Daniel Garnero guided the team to the knockout stage after topping its group.

The Argentine side travels to Chile with confidence intact. Alexander Medina’s Estudiantes have enjoyed a surge of morale in the Torneo Clausura, highlighted by the recent 4‑0 win over Gimnasia.

The winner in Santiago will join the eight best clubs in South America for the Copa Libertadores quarter‑finals. Both teams know the stakes are high as the series remains wide open.

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