Hernandez Leaves Cruz Azul, Returns To Chile

Emilio Hernandez has returned to his native Chile after a poor season with Cruz Azul.

Dec 21, 2009 11:27:40 PM

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Emilio Hernandez's days with Cruz Azul are over.

The Chilean midfielder returned to his native country and re-joined Universidad de Chile.

Hernandez started nine games for Cruz Azul but was replaced in every match. he played a total of 684 minutes. His longest outing of the season was 64 minutes, in a match against Toluca. He came on as a substitute in seven more games, including the second leg of the Apertura 2009 final against Monterrey.
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Hernandez will try and win a starting spot with Unversidad de Chile and will try and help the club succeed in the 2010 Copa Libertadores tournament.

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