Uruguayan defender Alan Saldivia, from Vasco, once again experienced a moment of unhappiness, this Wednesday (13), when he scored his second own goal in consecutive matches.
In the first play of the second half of the game against Paysandu, in the fifth phase of the Copa do Brasil, Saldivia tried to cut a cross from the left and deflected the ball into his own goal, with no chance of defense for Léo Jardim. Look:
The own goal (another) from defender Alan Saldivia, who also scored an own goal last week. Vasco 2×2 Paysandu.
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It was Paysandu’s equalizer in São Januário, after Vasco led 2-0 in the initial stage. Papão cashed in the last play of the first half and tied in the first of the final stage.
the Rio team will qualify for the round of 16 of the Copa do Brasil with an aggregate score of 4 to 2 — follow the game at .
Saldivia had already scored an own goal exactly a week ago, in the victory against Audax Italiano in the Copa Sudamericana. The elusive move, however, had reserve goalkeeper Daniel Fuzato as the protagonist.
