Miguel Navarro won the title with Talleres de Córdoba in the International Super Cup

Published at: 05/03/2025 10:01 PM

Argentina's River Plate and Talleres de Córdoba equaled 0-0 in the final of the International Super Cup, which had to be decided on penalty kicks.

At the La Nueva Olla stadium, in Asunción, Paraguay, River started kicking, through Matías Rojas, whose cross shot was held back by Guido Herrera. 'Bebelo' Reynoso for 'Talleres, failed to hit his shot on the crossbar.

'Pity' Martínez was in charge of opening the scoreboard. Joaquín Mosqueira, meanwhile, scored the Albiazul goal.

Borja was in charge of River's third shot, and he converted. And it was Tarragona's turn for the Talleres, and Armani stopped.

Gonzalo Montiel threw it out. Ortegoza was the victim of Armani who saved his shot. Colidio hit it on the crossbar while Nahuel Bustos scored.

'Manu' Lanzini kicked the sixth penalty and also threw it out. All the responsibility lay at the feet of Benavidía, who scored the shot to become champion.

Mazo News Team