USMNT prospect Cade Cowell's hot start to life in Mexico continued Saturday with an emphatic cowboy celebration after a Chivas goal.
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Chivas defeat Juarez 2-1
Cowell celebrates goal with cowboy celebration
Liga MX side in CCC action Tuesday
WHAT HAPPENED?
After Chivas went 2-0 up on Juarez, Cowell - who was substituted on the pitch in the 63rd minute - leapt onto the back of goalscorer Victor Guzman, celebrating rapidly. The 20-year-old was held up by his teammate as he threw his arms and hands in the air like a cowboy with a lasso on a horse.
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Cowell's start to life in Mexico has been electric, with the ex-San Jose Earthquakes player seemingly adapting to play - and the lifestyle - quickly. He has yet to find the back of the net in Liga MX action, but scored two goals and added an assist in Leg 1 of their Concacaf Champions Cup tie against Forge FC last week.
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The Liga MX side are back in action Tuesday evening in the CONCACAF Champions Cup against Canadian side Forge FC. It's Leg 2 of the meeting between the two clubs, with Cowell and co. holding a two-goal advantage via a 3-1 aggregate scoreline from last week's meeting.