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Copa Sudamericana
04-16 10:00
1 - 0
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Millonarios
Boston River
Attacks
113
69
Dangerous Attacks
69
24
Ball Possession
55
45
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7
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End 1-0
90′
M. Barrera
Gonzalo Ezequiel Reyna
84′
1-0
D.Quintero
Assist: J.Angulo
83′
J.Gonzalez
81′
B. Castro
S.Valencia
76′
S. Vega
D. Banguero
74′
J.Angulo
C.Sarabia
65′
D.Quintero
D. Silva
65′
S.Castillo
M.Rojas
63′
Francisco Barrios
Federico dafonte
63′
Alexander·Gonzalez
Francisco Bonfiglio
60′
A.Moreno
57′
F. Perez
G. Ramírez
57′
a.amado
A. Lima
47′
R. Falcao
45′
R. Falcao
R. Contreras
Halftime 0-0
43′
Francisco Bonfiglio
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Match Info

Millonarios Grind Out Narrow Victory Over Boston River

Colombia's Millonarios FC began their Copa Sudamericana group stage with a 1-0 win against Uruguay's Boston River. In a tightly contested match on April 16, 2026, a single goal was enough to separate the sides, giving the Bogotá-based club a perfect start to their continental journey.

A Match of Fine Margins

The encounter at the Estadio El Campín was a tactical battle, with both teams cautious in the early stages. Millonarios, leveraging their experience, gradually imposed their style. The decisive moment came from a well-worked move or a moment of individual brilliance, breaking the deadlock. Boston River responded with increased urgency, pressing for an equalizer and testing the Millonarios defense. The Uruguayan side created several promising situations but lacked the final touch to beat the goalkeeper.

Defensive Solidity Seals the Points

Millonarios' victory was built on a disciplined defensive performance, particularly in the latter stages as Boston River threw players forward. The clean sheet will be as satisfying as the win for manager Alberto Gamero. For Boston River, the performance contained positive elements but highlighted the challenge of competing away from home in South America's secondary club competition. They will look to bounce back in their next fixture.