At Montevideo, Uruguay:
Juan Olivera (PK-40', PK-50') and Marcelo Zalayeta (48', 90') each scored twice on Saturday as Penarol found themselves atop the Uruguayan Primera Division standings following their 5-2 road win over Racing Club de Montevideo.
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Road Defeat For Sporting Club In Montevideo Derby
At Montevideo, Uruguay:
In Friday Uruguayan Primera Division action, Marcelo Zalayeta (30'), Nicolas Freitas (49'), Luis Aguiar (70'), and Rodrigo Mora (76') each delivered a goal as Penarol doubled up visiting local rivals Racing Club de Montevideo 4-2.
In Friday Uruguayan Primera Division action, Marcelo Zalayeta (30'), Nicolas Freitas (49'), Luis Aguiar (70'), and Rodrigo Mora (76') each delivered a goal as Penarol doubled up visiting local rivals Racing Club de Montevideo 4-2.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Racing Club Blow Two-Goal Lead And Settle For Derby Draw At Home With Penarol
At Montevideo, Uruguay:
After Manuel Fernandez (15') and Anibal Hernandez (22') each tallied once to give Racing Club de Montevideo a 2-0 home lead, that same Manny Fernandez scored an own goal at 39 minutes, then, Joao Pedro notched the equalizer in the 43rd minute to gain a 2-2 local derby draw for Penarol.
After Manuel Fernandez (15') and Anibal Hernandez (22') each tallied once to give Racing Club de Montevideo a 2-0 home lead, that same Manny Fernandez scored an own goal at 39 minutes, then, Joao Pedro notched the equalizer in the 43rd minute to gain a 2-2 local derby draw for Penarol.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
SANTOS TOP PENAROL TO WIN FIRST COPA LIBERTADORES TITLE SINCE '63
At Sao Paulo, Brazil:
Neymar (46') and Danilo (68') provided the second-half scoring on Wednesday night as Santos defeated visiting Penarol 2-1 in game two of the Copa Libertadores Final and won their third South American club championship (their first since 1963) four points to one. Santos will play in this coming December's FIFA Club World Cup in Japan.
Neymar (46') and Danilo (68') provided the second-half scoring on Wednesday night as Santos defeated visiting Penarol 2-1 in game two of the Copa Libertadores Final and won their third South American club championship (their first since 1963) four points to one. Santos will play in this coming December's FIFA Club World Cup in Japan.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Scoreless Start To Copa Libertadores Final
At Montevideo, Uruguay:
Wednesday opening match of the two-game Copa Libertaores final between hosts Penarol and Santos ended in a 0-0 deadlock.
Wednesday opening match of the two-game Copa Libertaores final between hosts Penarol and Santos ended in a 0-0 deadlock.
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