2016 Competitions

All Competitions
Categoría Primera A
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
12016-08-11First stageAwayMateus UribeDep MunicipalY300-0Julio AliagaJhon Mosquera
22016-08-11First stageAwayDiego AriasDep MunicipalY591-0Julio AliagaOrlando Berrío
32016-08-11First stageAwayOrlando BerríoDep MunicipalY662-0Julio AliagaMacnelly Torres
42016-08-11First stageAwayAlejandro BernalDep MunicipalN773-0Julio AliagaDaniel Bocanegra
52016-08-11First stageAwayRoderick MillerDep MunicipalN894-0Julio AliagaJhon Mosquera
62016-08-17First stageHomeAlejandro BernalDep MunicipalY430-0Julio AliagaAndrés Ibargüen
72016-08-24Second stageAwayMiguel BorjaBolívarY700-1Romel QuiñónezOrlando Berrío
82016-09-13Second stageHomeMiguel BorjaBolívarY610-0Romel QuiñónezAlejandro Guerra
92016-09-20Round of 16AwayJhon MosqueraSol de AméricaY140-0Agustín SilvaMacnelly Torres
102016-09-27Round of 16HomeDaniel BocanegraSol de AméricaY580-0Agustín Silva
112016-09-27Round of 16HomeOrlando BerríoSol de AméricaY831-0Agustín SilvaDaniel Bocanegra
122016-10-19Quarter-finalsAwayMiguel BorjaCoritibaY140-0WilsonAlejandro Guerra
132016-10-26Quarter-finalsHomeMiguel BorjaCoritibaY520-1WilsonMacnelly Torres
142016-10-26Quarter-finalsHomeMiguel BorjaCoritibaY601-1WilsonMacnelly Torres
152016-10-26Quarter-finalsHomeMiguel BorjaCoritibaY732-1Wilson
162016-11-01Semi-finalsAwayÁlvaro Pereira (OG)Cerro PorteñoY830-1Antony SilvaOwn Goal
Goal Log Table
Rk Date Round Venue Scorer Opponent Start Minute Score Goalkeeper Assist Notes
12016-08-24Second stageAwayJuan Carlos ArceBolívarY550-0Franco Armani
22016-09-20Round of 16AwayGustavo VelásquezSol de AméricaY890-1Franco ArmaniYonathan Samaniego
32016-10-19Quarter-finalsAwayIago DiasCoritibaN860-1Franco ArmaniColin Kazim-Richards
42016-10-26Quarter-finalsHomeCésar Eduardo GonzálezCoritibaY440-0Franco Armani
52016-11-01Semi-finalsAwayCecilio DomínguezCerro PorteñoY45+40-0Franco Armani

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