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Major Libertadores happening: Atl. Tucumán advances against the odds 2017-02-08 11:16:31 Post No. 74135048
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Major Libertadores happening: Atl. Tucumán advances against the odds
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2017-02-08 11:16:31
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I was going to my work when I've heard this major happening at Libertadores
>Atletico Tucumán (ARG), an Argentinan Chapecoense, would play against El Nacional (ECU) the last playoff match for advancing to the group stage (please, don't ask)
>Tucumán had never gone to a Libertadores before
>The first match score was 2 x 2; so, he had to defeat Nacional for a single score.
>The second match was in Quito (2.850m above sea level)
>Tucumán went to Guayaquil (sea level) for training and the original plan was to catch a plane only hours before the match, for reduce the altitude effects
>They boarded in the plane, but it didn't has the authorization for travel, and they had to leave it.
>They kept in tought with Nacional team and Libertadores organization saying that they would delay and asked for not to lose by W.O.
>The Argentinan ambassador interceded and they managed to get in another flight, but with only 19 players and 6 from the technical team.
>They arrived 1h30 later than they were originally scheduled
>Once they arrived in the stadium, they discovered that they couldn't play because they didn't have jerseys.
>So, they borrowed Argentinan U-20 jerseys, as there is a U-20 Sulamerican happening in Ecuador
>With all these adversities, they managed to defeat Nacional by 1-0 and they are at Libertadores group stage for the first time.
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>Atletico Tucumán (ARG), an Argentinan Chapecoense, would play against El Nacional (ECU) the last playoff match for advancing to the group stage
what?
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>>74135048
Weren't you following the Libertadores thread yesterday? Everyone was watching the match and talking about it lol
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>>74135067
New format is fucked up
Some teams go through a playoff stage to get to the group stage, similar to CL when the slav and teams from malta play against one another for a spot in tje groups
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>>74135067
Well, I know muslims aren't the most literate people, but really, if you're going to mooch off the state's money for your welfare, at least make the effort to assimilate the language .
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>>74135048
You know, Atletico Tucumán jersey looks almost the same as the National Team's. I wonder if they didn't have the NTs jerseys, would they have been allowed to play with a jersey with different colors?
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>El Nacional
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>>74128633
timeline here
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A barrio team from bumfuck Argentina beats one of Ecuador's supposed best teams.
Only in South America. This is why Libertadores blows the CL out of the water.
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>With all these adversities, they managed to defeat Nacional by 1-0 and they are at Libertadores group stage for the first time.
There's another preliminary stage before group stage
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>>74135139
It's a team without history but it has a lot of supporters. Tucumán is the fifth most populous province after all
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>>74135141
>There's another preliminary stage before group stage
How long until World Cup have the same format?
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>>74135214
2026 confirmed.
Expect it to be in some other shitty place, like China.
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>>74135267
Or United States
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>>74135067
Literally the same as the CL playoffs before the group stage.
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>>74135298
Eh, that too, but at least I wouldn't need to wake up at 3am to watch two literally who NTs.
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>>74135323
You know, I think I'd like it better if the WC had more teams. That way we'd have more underdogs like Costa Rica making it
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>>74135133
How mad is Umbro righ now?
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>>74135133
In Argentina 78 France played with Atlético Kimberley's shirts
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Who /rochas/ here?
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>>74138061
a question:
El nacional is the most hated team in ecuador?
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>>74135133
They would have used any other kit, from a local club of El Nacional's away kits
It's happened before
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>>74141654
La verdad no, su doctrina de solo usar jugadores nacionales es respetada localmente y no tiene rivalidades con odio de por medio.(Barcelona - El Nacional es un partido con historia aqui pero no por rivalidad)
Es el segundo equipo con mas titulos nacionales despues de Barcelona (por eso el atractivo de los partidos entre ellos), pero siempre peca de inocente en participaciones internacionales y nunca se espera nada de ellos. Les puedes poner la llave mas facil del mundo y encuentran una manera de cagarla.
Exportan muchos jugadores, entre ellos Antonio Valencia.
La verdad nuestro futbol tiene un potencial memeistico impresionante, pero como no se consume externamente , los memes quedan aqui.
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>>74135048
>Un avión en la cancha
I thought that was Chapecoense
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>>74145411
ya veo
emelec, liga, barcelona y nacional son los "4 grandes de ecuador" no? **una duda**
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>>74135048
Las tucumanas son altas putitas, en internet hay mas videos porno de tucumanas que de todas las otras argentinas juntas.
Also, El Nacional wants to disqualify Atl Tucuman from the libertadores
>http://www.minutouno.com/notas/1535919-atletico-tucuman-podria-ser-descalificado-la-copa-libertadores
Bitches
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is this /copalib/?
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>>74150336
No, but somebody should do one in a bong or so.
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