Semifinals of Opening tournament 2015, game away.
Thursday, December 3, and Pumas wins 3 -0 with goals from Ismael Sosa, Gerardo Alcoba and Eduardo Herrera. Controversial game, with several plays to the limit, where the Eagles had two players sent off: Pablo Aguilar and Brian Samudio.
That was almost six years ago. What has happened since that date with Pumas and America?
Ignacio Ambriz He was the technical director of the Eagles, but later he forged another path by going to Necaxa where he won a Cup tournament, and later passing through León, where he won a League and is now in Huesca in the Second Division of Spain.
In the Pumas he was in command Guillermo Vazquez, who ultimately lost the final against Tigres on penalties, then went to Veracruz, where the most prolific thing he did was to denounce the fraud of Fidel Kuri, and then pass Necaxa, San Luis and return to Necaxa.
America, after being defeated in the semifinals against Pumas, Ignacio Ambriz iHe started the next tournament, but he would not finish it, Ricardo La Volpe would enter his place, who would not deliver good accounts either. Miguel Herrera returned to the bench, gave another title to the team, until he left the position in the hands of Santiago Solari.
Pumas meanwhile, came in a tailspin.
I arrive Paco Palencia and he left without pain or glory. Sergio Egea, who was a sports director, took the position, but nothing happened with him either.
David Patiño took over and they had no patience for him, neither for Bruno Marioni who replaced him. Miguel González “Míchel” came from Europe, but it only lasted one tournament, leaving the team thrown for Andrés Lillini to appear, who led the team to another final, but again falling on the slide.
What has happened since the last time Pumas beat America?
Tigers was crowned four times. They were also champions: Pachuca, America himself, Santos, León and even Blue Cross.
The president of the Mexican Federation changed, before there was Decio de María, today there is Yon de Luisa. In Liga MX there was Enrique Bonilla and now there is Mikel Arriola.
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