2020 Universidad Católica Goal Logs, Copa Sudamericana

2020 Universidad Católica Goal Logs (Copa Sudamericana)

Record: 18-11-5, 65 points (1.91 per game), 1st in Primera División (1st Tier)

Home Record: 9-6-2, 33 points Away Record: 9-5-3, 32 points

Goals: 65 (1.91 per game), Goals Against: 35 (1.03 per game), Diff: 30

Governing Country: Chile cl

Gender: Male

Copa Libertadores: Finished 3rd place in Group stage (Advanced to Copa Sudamericana Round of 16)

2020 Competitions

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper	Assist
1	2020-11-05	Second stage	Home	Diego Buonanotte	Sol de América	N	64	0-1	Rubén Escobar
2	2020-11-05	Second stage	Home	Fernando Zampedri	Sol de América	Y	81	1-1	Rubén Escobar
3	2020-11-26	Round of 16	Away	Fernando Zampedri	River Plate	Y	9	0-0	Gastón Olveira	Diego Buonanotte
4	2020-11-26	Round of 16	Away	Luciano Aued	River Plate	Y	73	1-1	Gastón Olveira
5	2020-12-08	Quarter-finals	Away	Fernando Zampedri	Vélez Sarsfield	Y	45+5	0-0	Alexander Domínguez	José Pedro Fuenzalida
6	2020-12-08	Quarter-finals	Away	Edson Puch	Vélez Sarsfield	Y	50	1-0	Alexander Domínguez	Luciano Aued
7	2020-12-15	Quarter-finals	Home	Luciano Aued	Vélez Sarsfield	Y	68	0-1	Lucas Hoyos

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper	Assist
1	2020-11-05	Second stage	Home	Nildo Viera	Sol de América	N	57	0-0	Matías Dituro
2	2020-11-26	Round of 16	Away	Sebastián Píriz	River Plate	Y*	45+3	0-1	Matías Dituro	Nicolás Alejandro Rodríguez
3	2020-12-03	Round of 16	Home	Facundo Bonifazi	River Plate	Y	51	0-0	Matías Dituro
4	2020-12-08	Quarter-finals	Away	Juan Martín Lucero	Vélez Sarsfield	N	90	0-2	Matías Dituro	Cristian Tarragona
5	2020-12-15	Quarter-finals	Home	Cristian Tarragona	Vélez Sarsfield	Y	17	0-0	Matías Dituro
6	2020-12-15	Quarter-finals	Home	Luca Orellano	Vélez Sarsfield	N	73	1-1	Matías Dituro	Hernán De La Fuente
7	2020-12-15	Quarter-finals	Home	Juan Martín Lucero	Vélez Sarsfield	N	90+4	2-1	Matías Dituro	Ricky Álvarez

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