This version of América hits the point of seven wins at home and could set another milestone if it beats Cruz Azul in J15
Santiago Solari wrote his name in America’s history by leading his squad to match the streak of more home games in the club’s history, within the short tournament format.
The feathered team beat Necaxa on the Azteca Stadium field this day 13, so became the fifth team to achieve seven victories in the Coloso de Santa Úrsula, something they achieved in the summer of 1997, Apertura 2005, Clausura 2007 and Apertura 2013 tournaments.
America came into equilibrium tonight thanks to Richard Sánchez and Giovani dos Santos: the former tied the score on a 30-meter free kick that surpassed Edgar Hernández, while Giovani was reunited with the net by taking advantage of a free kick and a header. beat the goalkeeper.
The feathered players have only received four annotations during these commitments, and goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa kept his scoreless bow in three commitments.
Of these squadrons, sOn the other hand, that of the 2013 Apertura reached the final and was led by Solari’s predecessor, Miguel Herrera., who lost that final to León and prevented the team from reaching the first two-time championship in its history with a short tournament format. Solari and his customers still do They have the opportunity to overcome this record as they will be administratively local against Cruz Azul on date 15.
Las Águilas has added 21 of their 31 units at home and is the best local with a perfect brand.
At none of their home commitments did the azulcrema team concede more than one score.
The goalscorer for the Eagles, in the semester, is Mexican striker Henry Martín, who is currently adding six touchdowns.