The Best Goals of the Week from the Second Legs of the Round of 16 Playoffs

Alejandro Hohberg celebra uno de sus tantos ante Lanús en la remontada de Cienciano
  • The eight second-leg matches in the Round of 16 Playoffs produced 20 goals and determined the final teams to qualify for the next stage.
     
  • Long-range strikes, clinical counterattacks and outstanding individual plays lit up an emotion-filled week in the race for La Gran Conquista.

The CONMEBOL Sudamericana Round of 16 Playoffs came to an end with eight thrilling second legs, featuring historic comebacks, dramatic finishes and high-quality goals that ultimately decided each tie.

During a decisive week on the road to La Gran Conquista, several players stood out with individual brilliance, well-worked team moves and finishes that thrilled fans across the continent.

Alejandro Hohberg was one of the key figures in Cienciano’s historic comeback against Lanús. The attacking midfielder received the ball outside the box and unleashed a powerful left-footed strike beyond Nahuel Losada to make it 2-0, level the tie and set the Peruvian side on course for an unforgettable qualification in Cusco.

Dairon Asprilla found the net once again for Bolívar in their tie against Grêmio. The Colombian collected a long pass from midfield, beat Walter Kannemann with an excellent individual move and finished accurately inside the near post to score the winning goal in Porto Alegre.

Nahuel Bustos opened the scoring in Independiente Santa Fe’s victory over Caracas with a perfectly executed counterattack. The Argentine drove the move forward, combined with Jáder Obrian and received the return pass inside the box before applying a composed finish that effectively sealed the outcome of the tie in Venezuela.