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The MLS team deleted a post upon arrival at the ‘Pearl of the West’ for the Concacaf Champions League match
GUADALAJARA — The player from Atlas, Luis ‘The Bone’ Reyescommented on a publication of his next rival facing the second leg of the Quarterfinals of the Concacaf Champions Leaguehe Philadelphia Union, in which the American group published two photographs arriving at the Perla Tapatia; the first was the landscape from the plane, while the second was from an area near the entrance to Guadalajara.
Hence Luis ‘The Bone’ Reyes He asked for respect: “The level of soccer has grown, not only in the United States, but throughout the world, we saw it in the World Cup giving surprises. I only ask for respect, we went to his city and spoke highly of them, ”commented the Mexican winger, referring to the publication made by Philadelphia and that hours later they deleted from their networks.
Now, the MLS team must pay a visit to the ‘Pearl of the West’ following the first leg on April 4 in which the locals prevailed by the slightest difference, in addition to the advantage that they did not receive a goal at home .
On the other hand, the technical Atlas, Benjamín Mora, warned that he will come out with his best football to look for the comeback at the Jalisco Stadium: “The coaches and myself, I don’t like to receive goals. It does not favor us to receive goals, but it is not a priority before practicing our football either. We did not go out to keep the zero and defend ourselves once morest that possibility. We went out to score goals, from the style, the identity, the intention, an attacking, aggressive game and in that going forward, we take risks” commented the Mexican coach at a press conference that took place at the Coloso de la Calzada Independencia.
It will be this Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. (central Mexico) when Atlas look for the comeback before Philadelphia Union of the MLS. The team led by Benjamín Mora lost in the first leg with a score of 1-0. The winner’s rival between Guadalajara and the Americans will come out sharp tonight at 8:15 p.m. Central Mexico when LAFC and the Vancouver Whitecaps close their series. The team that includes the Mexican Carlos Vela won 3-0 in the first leg.