Almost 38 years old, André-Pierre Gignac scored a double against Puebla (3-0), allowing the Tigres into the quarter-final second leg of the Mexican championship.
André-Pierre Gignac hit hard two days before his 38e birthday. The former Marseillais indeed scored a double on Sunday, while the Tigres hosted Puebla in the quarter-final second leg of the Mexican championship.
After opening the score from a penalty, the Frenchman doubled the lead with a magnificent free kick from 25 meters thanks to a shot sent into the top corner. Enough to allow him to get a little closer to 200 goals with the Tigers, APG having scored his 198e and 199e goal with the Monterey club.
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Desde fuera del área…🤯
André Pierre-Gignac took the second step in the reds. 🔥#LigaBBVAMX | 📹#NoTeLoPierdas pic.twitter.com/tiYxRJk13S— Liga BBVA MX (@LigaBBVAMX) December 4, 2023
In the end, the Tigres won 3-0, with Nico Ibanez adding a third goal on a scissors, and qualified for the semi-finals of the Mexican championship where they will face the Pumas. In the first leg, André-Pierre Gignac’s teammates had drawn the match (2-2).