Fluminense humiliated Oriente Petrolero de Bolivia with a crushing 1-10 but, despite the beating, failed to make the round of 16 of the Copa Sudamericana, which was won by Unión de Santa Fe in Group H.
The ‘Flu’, led by the Brazilian Fernando Diniz, took this big win with the triples of Matheus Martins at 28 seconds, and at 41 and 54 minutes and Germán Cano at 9, 13 and 58 minutes, the shots by Jhon Arias on Age 17, Caio Paulista striker at 36, Manoel at 65 and William Gomes at 75.
The defender Sebastián Álvarez managed to give a discount to the Bolivian team at the age of 16.
Diniz’s team played this match at the Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera Stadium with one eye on the match between Junior de Barranquilla and Unión de Santa Fe, which would determine which team would advance to the round of 16, which is what the Argentina team eventually achieved.
With these results, Group H was led by Unión with 12 points, Fluminense with 11, Junior with 10 and Oriente Petrolero with no points.
The Brazilians lost no time and took the lead in the opening seconds of the game when Matheus Martins hit the center of the goal with a right foot to open the scoring after 28 seconds.
Argentine striker Germán Cano sent the ball to Wilson Quiñonez’s goal with the help of Jhon Arias and scored the second goal at 9 minutes and at 13 Nonato finished towards the center that Cano scored the third goal with a header.
Refinero’s team defended itself with a header from Sebastián Álvarez in minute 16, although two minutes later Colombian Jhon Arias sent a cross down the right side to score the fourth goal for the flu in 17 minutes.
In the 24th minute, friction arose between Nonato and Bolivian Hugo Rojas, causing the clash between the two teams which ended in a red card and exclusion for both teams in the 27th minute.
After 36 minutes, Caio Paulista scored the fifth goal from the left that gave Quiñonez no time to react, the half-dozen goals came with Martins in 41 minutes.
The pace of the second half remained high, Martins scored his third goal at 54 minutes, as did Cano at 58 minutes.
The ninth goal came with a header by Brazilian Manoel from the center of the area in the 65th minute and striker William Gomes scored the tenth goal in the 75th.
The Refiners fans launched a blast into the field that briefly halted play and mobilized the police.
The match ended before the 90 minutes were up by a decision by Ecuadorian referee Guillermo Guerrero.
Source: El heraldo
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