Victor Guzman used Pachuca’s first shot on target of the game to score the deciding goal in stoppage time, and Tuzos are champions of Liga MX after a 1-1 draw in Sunday’s second leg of the Liga MX Liguilla final versus Monterrey.
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Pachuca entered the game with a 1-0 lead, but found things level early before going down a man. But Guzman out-jumped USMNT left back Edgar Castillo for the title-winning goal, giving fellow U.S. back Omar Gonzalez his first Liga MX crown.
Here’s the goal:
Llegó a #Undecima para @Tuzos:
6 de Liga
4 de Concacaf
1 Copa Sudamericana https://t.co/MA4D6hFiPB
— Oscar I. Guevara (@OscarGuevara_TD) May 30, 2016
Gonzalez was left out of Jurgen Klinsmann’s final 23-man roster for the Copa America Centenario, which begins Friday against Colombia. Castillo was, too, but was called into replace injured Timmy Chandler.
We doubt Gonzalez is thinking about that much right now. He’s more likely thinking about dancing some more:
. @Omar4Gonzalez‘s dance after winning the Liga MX title with Pachuca is incredible https://t.co/ntXPMY5dNLpic.twitter.com/na1aT0YdFA
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) May 30, 2016
This feeling will never get old! So proud of my teammates & our entire staff. And so proud to be a Tuzo! Champions! pic.twitter.com/SzUX7SxUyI
— Omar Gonzalez (@Omar4Gonzalez) May 30, 2016
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