Cavani opens his counter with Boca Juniors (video)

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By: Manu Tournoux

Cavani opens his counter with Boca Juniors (video)

Landed this summer from Valencia, Edinson Cavani scored his first goal under the tunic of Boca Juniors last night.

Served at the far post by Exequiel Zeballos, it was with a stung header that the Matador found the fault, thus participating in the victory of his team over Platense (3-1), at the start of the second phase of the Argentine championship .

Remained silent ten days earlier for his debut with the Buenos Aires club – despite a huge opportunity at close range – the 36-year-old Uruguayan striker did not hide his pleasure at the end of the game.

” It was a great emotion. I was looking forward to scoring my first goal here. I am very happy “, he breathed, thus relayed by Olé. Last season in La Liga, Edinson Cavani scored 7 goals in 28 outings.

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Manu Tournoux

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