Angel Sepulveda completed a brace with a goal on either side of Haftime and Cruz Azul won Rome in a 5–0 win over Vancouver Whitecaps to win in the 2025 CONCACAF Champions Cup final on Sunday night.
The eighth and ninth goals of Sepulveda of the tournament made her four ahead of the top scorer of the competition, Brian White of Vancouver.
Ignasio Rivaro, Lorenzo Farweli and Matusz Bogusz also scored before Haftime for Kruz Azul, who secured the top club honor of Concacaf for the seventh time in their history and first place after 2013-14.
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But they were part of the two-legs, the total goal chain. Whitcap entered on Sunday, knowing that they need to win the match or force the penalty to catch the trophy as a heavy underdog.
Perhaps the weight of that additional burden became heavy as Cruz Azul participated on a large scale and Haftime guaranteed that Vancouver would be the seventh MLS club of the eight finalists in the modern era that would be to finish at the end of the losing.
Rivaro opened the scoring in the eighth minute. Tackle of Carlos Rotondi turned backwards in a brake opportunity of Andres Cubas in a bad way backwards, and Uruguay made no mistake with a clean finish inside the previous post of Yohai Takoka.
Faravelli doubled the profit with some sensational personal game after 20 minutes, forced himself to a turnover before hammering a half volley at a distance of about 24 yards, who grabbed inside the left post on the way to Takoka.
Sepulveda scored his first goal at a tap-in of Rotondi’s cross in the 37th minute, and Bogasz’s heavy deformed strike also found inside woodwork at 45 minutes to fulfill Cruise Azul’s dream.
There was another chapter near Vancouver’s nightmare, in which Sapulveda added the last tally to the 50th minute, paving an ovation on her 77th minute exit.
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