Watch the goal of Funes Mori in Mexico

Mendoza Rogelio Funes Mori scored the goal with which Rayados de Monterrey defeated Santos Laguna 1-0 in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the Mexican Football Tournament.

Mori Funes, who also visited the homes of Benfica of Portugal and Eskisehirsport of Turkey, scored the goal in the 15th minute of the second period with a remarkable "Chilean" at the Bancomer stadium.

As soon as he fell to the ground, he looked at the incredible thing he had done, got up and ran his arms in air to begin the celebration of his masterpiece.

His companions could not believe it and ran after him to ride on it and share their joy. The archer is angry and cursed the air in vain. He was not at all responsible, because from one minute to the next, he had become the most privileged spectator of all the stage works of art of the Argentine player.

Monterrey is likely to reach the semi-finals, which will be achieved. Next Saturday, in the second leg, a visitor wins, draws or loses a goal, as long as the goal is scored, even if he is one.

In Monterrey, Argentina's Marcelo Barovero (former goalkeeper of Atlético Rafaela, Huracán, Vélez and Río), José María Basanta (former Estudiantes de La Plata and Olimpo de Bahía Blanca), Leonel Vangioni (formerly Newell & # 39; s and River) and Nicolás Sánchez (formerly Godoy Cruz, River and Racing); in Santos Laguna, Hugo Nervo (formerly Arsenal and Hurricane) and Julio Furch (formerly Belgrano, Arsenal, Olimpo and San Lorenzo) did so.

By the same occasion, Cruz Azul beat Queretaro from 2 to 0 at the stage of La Corregidora, defeated, with goals from Paraguay's Pablo Aguilar and Spaniard Edgar Mendez.

In Queretaro, he played against Argentine Daniel Villaba (former Argentinos Juniors and River), while Cruz Azul, he was Iván Marcone (former Arsenal and Lanús) and entered the second period Milton Caraglio (former Rosario Central, Arsenal of Sarandí and Vélez).
Tomorrow, the quarter-final matches will be completed with Toluca-América and Tigres UANL-Pumas UNAM.