Andre-Pierre Gignac was at it again Wednesday night in the CONCACAF Champions League.
The French striker curled home a sublime effort from the top of the box to pull his side level on the night, as Tigres cruised to a 4-1 aggregate victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps to make their way to the CCL finals.
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Brek Shea opened the scoring in Wednesday's second leg, closing the gap to one goal after Tigres had taken a 2-0 win in the first leg at home.
Gignac's away goal was enough for the Mexican side to coast into the final, but Damian Alvarez added a second for Tigres on the night to give the tie its final 4-1 aggregate scoreline and set up an all-Mexican final with Pachuca, which topped FC Dallas 4-3 on aggregate in the other semifinal.
