Another Hurdle

Club Tijuana continues to amaze, punching above its weight at every level. The latest miracle came in the Copa Libertadores, writes Tom Marshall.

Unjust

In the wake of a Bolivian teen's death due to fan misconduct, Corinthians pressured to have its punishment dismissed after a string of mediocre results, writes Goal.com's Eric Gomez.

No Respect

Club Tijuana continues to ignore pedigree and history, its latest impressive feat coming against Club World Cup champion Corinthians in the Copa Libertadores, writes Goal.com's Zac Lee Rigg.

Tough Ask

Liga MX sides Toluca and Tijuana will take part in South America's Copa Lbertadores, and it won't be an easy route to intercontinental glory, writes Goal.com's Brent Latham.

To Be The Best...

...Club Tijuana will have to beat the best. Los Xolos were drawn into the same Copa Libertadores group as Brazilian power and defending tournament and Club World Cup champion Corinthians.

Brazilian Comeback

A fantastic performance by the Brazilians leaves them on the verge of Copa Libertadores glory. Chivas held a 1-0 lead after a nifty header by Adolfo Bautista but Inter were unfazed and scored twice in a five-minute span and came away with a 2-1 lead in the first leg of the final.

Copa Winners & Liga Foes

Estudiantes came out on top, winning the Copa Libertadores over Cruzeiro. Farther up north on the American continent, the rivals for the SuperLiga final were set when the ChicagoFire beat defending champions New England Revolution, and Tigres took out Santos Laguna.