When it seemed that Cruz Azul would have serious problems solving their lack of forwards problems, suddenly jumped out as the starter the Nigerian Chri stian Ebere to become the trigger of the triumph in the first-way duel of the celeste table over the red-and-black of Atlas 2-3 in the Jalisco stadium.

An appearance of the African player who revitalized the cement attack with power and speed that put the red-and-black defenders to the test Argentinians Rodrigo Adrian Schlegel and Manuel Capasso, as well as the Brazilian Gustavo Henrique Ferrareis, until they become their headache.

Simply put, the mobility of the Nigerian player was pure poison in the first half for the athletes, well the the orbó, crushed them, who at the same time surpassed them in speed and if it weren't for his technical deficiencies in the last play, he would have given p or at least two goals more for the Machine than the first two of the initial half scored by the Argentine Carlos Rodolfo Rotondi and the p African ropio, the scoreboard would have gone with much more slack for a Light Blue Machine that looked dominant in the first 45 minutes.

Camilo Vargas, for that reason, had to do everything to prevent his goal from being beaten by the strength of the Nigerian and by the skill of José Paradela and himself push by Carlos Rotondi who together with Agustín Palavicino, Omar Campos and Carlos Rodríguez were the necessary contribution for the celestials to be dominators of the first half.

The celestial fallas

But the second half came and the Blue Cruz showed the face that has always affected him, that of excessive confidence, that of not knowing killing his rivals and generating dramas like tonight's in the packed Jalisco Stadium, where the red and black recovered with goals from Diego González and Aldo Rocha in a penalty discussed due to an apparent foul by Argentinian Gonzalo Piovi.

This 2-2 tie made Cruz Azul try to calm things and generate Atlas stopping the pressure on their goal and they succeeded when, in a shot in the area, the Argentinian Rodrigo Ad rian Schlege took the Colombian Willer Ditta with his arm to decree the maximum penalty that the Nigerian Ebere collected in a neat manner to put the cherry on the cake for Cruz Azul's victory.