There are two things at least which we learned from El Clasico-plosion 2011.
i. Less is more.
ii. No one gets kicked like Lionel Messi. (Learned long ago, but work with me.)
Except perhaps this guy in the video above, a (presumably) Colombian pitch invader during last
night's Copa Libertadores matchup between Mexico's Jaguares Chiapas and the local Atletico
Junior.
There are two things at least which we learned from El Clasico-plosion 2011.
i. Less is more.
ii. No one gets kicked like Lionel Messi. (Learned long ago, but work with me.)
Except perhaps this guy in the video above, a (presumably) Colombian pitch invader during last
night's Copa Libertadores matchup between Mexico's Jaguares Chiapas and the local Atletico
Junior.
On Thursday May 5, 2011, in Barranquilla, Colombia, Atletico Junior and Jaguares Chiapas battled to
a 3-3 draw that resulted in Jaguares advancing to the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals on away
goals.
After giving up three goals to Atletico Junior, Jaguares' coach, Jose Guadalupe Cruz, decided to
pull his goalkeeper, Jorge Villalpando, whose errors were responsible for at least two of those
goals.
On Thursday May 5, 2011, in Barranquilla, Colombia, Atletico Junior and Jaguares Chiapas battled to
a 3-3 draw that resulted in Jaguares advancing to the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals on away
goals.
After giving up three goals to Atletico Junior, Jaguares' coach, Jose Guadalupe Cruz, decided to
pull his goalkeeper, Jorge Villalpando, whose errors were responsible for at least two of those
goals.
