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Match Highlights: Diego BUONANOTTE scores and a ton of goals in Mexico

Taking a look at the goal scored outside of Europe, quiet a few Argentine’s scored in Mexico.

But beginning in Chile, former River Plate man and gold medalist with Argentina in 2008, Diego BUONANOTTE scored for Universidad Catolica (in Chile) in their 2-1 win against Huachipato.

In Mexico, Milton CARAGLIO scored for Xolos (Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente) in their 1-0 win against Atlas (Oscar USTARI the goalkeeper).

Still in Mexico, Matias CAHAIS (former Racing Club) scoring for Veracruz (and also getting sent off) in a 5-3 loss against Cruz Azul. Christian GIMENEZ with two goals for Cruz Azul.

Still in the land of the 1986 World Cup, Martin BRAVO scored for Club Santos in their 1-1 draw against Club Queretaro.

Lucas ZELARRAYAN scoring for Tigres in their 3-2 loss to Leon. Mauro BOSELLI scoring for Leon.

No goals in Brazil but Lucho GONZALEZ did played for Atletico Paranaense in their 2-0 loss against Santos. Meanwhile, Lucas PRATTO played 90 minutes in Atletico Mineiro’s 2-1 win against Ponte Preta.

Diego BUONANOTTE’s goal:

Milton CARAGLIO’s goal:

Highlights from Veracruz against Cruz Azul:

Highlighs from Club Santos vs. Club Queretaro:

Highlights from Tigres against Club Leon:

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  1. And still sorry for Buonanotte. So talented. Olimpic CHampion 2008 (with goal) and landed in Chile league finally.

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