Fluminense Triumphs in Historic Copa Libertadores Victory
First Time Champions
Fluminense has etched its name in the annals of football history by capturing the coveted Copa Libertadores trophy for the first time. In a thrilling encounter, the Brazilian side overcame Argentinian giants Boca Juniors 2-1 after extra time.
Dramatic Finale
Boca Juniors drew first blood in the 68th minute through Frank Fabra. However, Fluminense refused to be deterred and leveled the scores just 12 minutes later courtesy of a goal from Germán Cano. The match remained locked at 1-1 until the final whistle, setting the stage for an intense extra time period.
In the 111th minute, the moment of triumph arrived for Fluminense. Luciano Mota Filho's own goal proved to be the difference-maker, sealing the victory for the Brazilian club and sending their fans into raptures.
Golden Year for City
The Copa Libertadores triumph caps off a remarkable year for Fluminense. After reaching the final in 2008 but falling short on penalties, the club has finally achieved its long-awaited dream.
Upcoming Fixture
Fluminense's next match will be against Colo Colo in the CONMEBOL Libertadores on April 10, 2024.
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