[CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Down 2-0 after an hour and needing three goals to win, Monterrey pulled off a miraculous comeback for a 4-2 win over
Santos looked to be cruising to the title with a 2-0 lead thanks to goals from Colombian Carlos Quintero and Panamanian Felipe Baloy but it all fell apart in the last 30 minutes after Gomez came on.
Aldo de Nigris cut the deficit to 2-1, Argentine
De Nigris put the Rayados ahead three minutes later with a header and Chilean Humberto Suazoscored into an empty net in stoppage time to clinch the win.
Monterrey is the first team to win three Concacaf titles in a row since Mexico’s Cruz Azul won the old Concacaf Champions Cupin 1969-71.