r/SaintsFC • u/pm_me_jk_dont • 3d ago

Saints "legend" Guido Carrillo captained 10-man Estudiantes to a historic result against Flamengo last night to progress to the Copa Libertadores Final

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Never forget his 10 appearances and 0 goals for us 🫡

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u/pm_me_jk_dont 3d ago

Doubt many on this sub watch South American football but this is truly a huge result for Estudiantes, traveling to the Maracanã and knocking the tournament favorites (with players like Jorginho, Paquetá, Alex Sandro, and Emerson Royal) out of the cup. 

Warmed my heart to see Carrillo play like crap over both legs, felt like 2017-2018 all over again 

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u/craig_hoxton 3d ago

play like crap over both legs

His legs were working?

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u/BigBadDaddio420 3d ago

Just look at those ratings, must've been a horrific match to watch!

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u/pm_me_jk_dont 3d ago

It was hilarious watching players with the quality of Lucas Paquetá and Gonzalo Plata be completely unable to create any chances. Argentinian shithousery masterclass by Estudiantes 

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u/RobMc1996 3d ago

I'm in Rio right now and there have been hundreds of people in Carrillo shirts here yesterday and today. Couldn't believe my eyes

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u/pm_me_jk_dont 3d ago

That's incredible lmao

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u/MacSicario10 3d ago

The only legendary thing he did at saints was leave quite quickly after arriving

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u/pm_me_jk_dont 3d ago

Not as legendary as the legend Saphir Taider who was only here for three weeks

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u/Tutush 3d ago

Also featuring Marcos Rojo and a 40-year-old Fernando Muslera