Demie Finale Retour
3 mai 2023
ENG
Concacaf.CL.2023.Leon.Tigres.ENG.twb22.mp4
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Le Club Leon s'est qualifié pour la finale de la Ligue des champions de la Concacaf, où l'attend le Los Angeles FC, en battant en demi-finale l'autre prétendant mexicain des Tigres 3-1, au match retour disputé à domicile mercredi. Battue 2-1 à l'aller, l'équipe établie dans l'État du Guanajuato, au centre du pays, a su renverser la situation en inscrivant d'abord rapidement deux buts par le milieu de terrain Fidel Ambríz (10e) et par l'ailier équatorien Angel Mena (15e). Les Tigres, où évolue l'attaquant français André-Pierre Gignac, ont réduit l'écart par l'ailier gauche Raymundo Fulgencio à la 68e minute, ce qui a remis les deux équipes à égalité sur l'ensemble des deux matches. Mais le défenseur argentin Adonis Frias a offert le but de la qualification (79e) à Leon, qui atteint pour la première fois la finale de l'épreuve.
En 1993, quand celle-ci s'appelait encore la Coupe des champions, l'équipe mexicaine fut près de soulever le trophée, mais le titre continental fut attribué au club costaricain du Deportivo Saprissa, qui avait fini premier de la phase de groupe décisive. Leon tentera donc d'être sacré pour la première fois face au LAFC, qui atteint de nouveau ce stade de la compétition, trois ans après avoir été battu sur la dernière marche par les Tigres. Le club mexicain recevra le premier le 31 mai, le match retour étant prévu en Californie le 4 juin.
Club Léon will take on Carlos Vela’s Los Angeles FC in the final of the CONCACAF Champions League after overcoming a 2-1 first leg deficit against Liga MX rivals Tigres in the semi-finals to win 4-3 on aggregate. The first leg at Estadio Universitario started in entertaining fashion and the second followed that pattern, with the visitors’ having a chance to open the scoring through André Pierre-Gignac just two minutes in. The Frenchman got on the end of Sebastián Córdova’s low cross just a few yards out but was denied by a crucial block from William Tesillo. After surviving that early scare, Los Panzas Verdes moved ahead in the tie on away goals with their first meaningful effort of the match on 10 minutes, a superb curling strike from distance from midfielder Fidel Ambriz, which left Tigres keeper Nahuel Guznán clutching at thin air.And before the match had reached the 15-minute mark, they were 2-0 up on the night, Ángel Mena poking home from close range after Alfonso Alvarado’s first-time effort had been parried at the end of a free-flowing León attack down the right.
Despite seeing their first-leg lead completely evaporate in a quarter-of-an-hour, Robert Siboldi’s side knew that they needed just one goal to restore parity in the tie. However, they were somewhat flat in the attacking third of the field in the first half, which did little to suggest they could turn things back around. However, Tigres kept plugging away and their fortunes improved after half-time, especially following the introduction of Raymundo Fulgencio from the bench just before the hour mark. The speedy winger levelled things up with a brilliant individual goal minutes after coming on, collecting a short corner and jinking his way into the box before rifling an effort into the top corner. Unfortunately for Los Auriazules, they wouldn’t be level for long. Léon’s winning goal couldn’t have been simpler, with Tesillo getting his to a corner and knocking the ball down for Adonis Frías, who has was all alone at the back post to sweep into the net. Tigres threw everything at León in the final 10 minutes (plus injury time) in a desperate attempt to get back into the contest. But they ultimately came up short and suffered their first ever semi-final defeat in the CONCACAF Champinons League, a competition they have reached the final of on four previous occasions.Nicolás Larcamón, meanwhile, will lead León into their first final, where they will take on MLS Cup winners LAFC and Vela.
FIRST LEG
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