2016 Competitions

All Competitions
Primera División
Copa Libertadores
Copa Sudamericana

Goal Log

Goals Scored
Goals Against
Goal Log Table
Rk Date Round Venue Scorer Opponent Start Minute Score Goalkeeper Assist Notes
12016-08-17First stageHomeÁlvaro PereiraFénixY50-0Emiliano Denis
22016-08-17First stageHomePablo VelázquezFénixN90+21-0Emiliano Denis
32016-08-24Second stageHomeJuan Rodrigo RojasReal PotosíY140-0Henry LapczykJosué Colmán
42016-08-24Second stageHomeÁlvaro PereiraReal PotosíY311-0Henry LapczykSantiago Molina
52016-08-24Second stageHomeGuillermo BeltránReal PotosíY382-0Henry LapczykJuan Rodrigo Rojas
62016-08-24Second stageHomeGuillermo BeltránReal PotosíY453-0Henry LapczykMarcos Riveros
72016-08-24Second stageHomeGuillermo BeltránReal PotosíY534-0Henry Lapczyk
82016-08-24Second stageHomeJuan Rodrigo RojasReal PotosíY725-0Henry LapczykPablo Velázquez
92016-09-15Second stageAwayJuan Rodrigo RojasReal PotosíY870-0Henry LapczykCarlos Bonet
102016-09-29Round of 16HomeCecilio DomínguezSanta FeY50-0Róbinson Zapata
112016-09-29Round of 16HomeCecilio DomínguezSanta FeY101-0Róbinson ZapataPablo Velázquez
122016-09-29Round of 16HomeSilvio ToralesSanta FeY442-0Róbinson ZapataCecilio Domínguez
132016-09-29Round of 16HomeCecilio DomínguezSanta FeY893-1Róbinson ZapataMarcelo Estigarribia
142016-10-25Quarter-finalsHomeCecilio DomínguezIndependienteY340-0David GonzálezPablo Velázquez
152016-10-25Quarter-finalsHomeCecilio DomínguezIndependienteY731-0David González
162016-11-01Semi-finalsHomeCecilio DomínguezNacionalY45+40-0Franco Armani
Goal Log Table
Rk Date Round Venue Scorer Opponent Start Minute Score Goalkeeper Assist Notes
12016-08-09First stageAwayMaximiliano CanteraFénixY40-0Antony SilvaLucas Cavallini
22016-09-22Round of 16AwayJonathan David GómezSanta FeY150-0Antony Silva
32016-09-22Round of 16AwayJonathan David GómezSanta FeY751-0Antony SilvaHumberto Osorio
42016-09-29Round of 16HomeJonathan David GómezSanta FeY780-3Antony Silva
52016-11-01Semi-finalsHomeÁlvaro Pereira (OG)NacionalY830-1Antony SilvaOwn Goal

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