Pachuca ratified the scoring power shown last Thursday against Toluca and this Sunday they were crowned champions of the Liga MX Opening Tournament by beating Toluca 3-1 and leaving an aggregate of 8-2 adding the game of first leg where they won 1-5.
Pachuca’s title came thanks to a couple of Argentine goals from Nicolás Ibáñez and Gustavo Cabral, as well as another from Mexican Víctor Guzmán; Raúl López discounted for Toluca.
After the win in the first leg last Thursday, Toluca came out by a miracle: converting a goal each 13 minutes without receiving any. He went ahead against a rival waiting patiently, however, he did not create danger until the minute 21.
On that occasion, a right-footed goal by Raúl López with the complicity of goalkeeper Oscar Ustari gave hope to a Toluca that could not materialize the reaction.
Toluca faded on the field of play and Guzmán took advantage of this to put on a rebound near the end of the first half, making it 1-1, after a missed penalty by Ibáñez.
Pachuca put the tombstone to the Devils in the 52 with a forehand goal from Ibáñez to break the tie with 38 minutes to play.