Boca's historic streak ends: Di Lollo goal v Unión stops 10 by foreigners | OneFootball

Boca Juniors thrashed Unión de Santa Fe 3-0 at the start of Matchday 11 of the Clausura Tournament, in a match where defender Lautaro Di Lollo got on the scoresheet to end an unprecedented streak in the club’s history: the longest run of consecutive goals scored by foreign players for Xeneize came to an end, a sequence that lasted ten straight goals without an Argentine player finding the net.

The unusual and lengthy foreign scoring streak that ended tonight began with the lone goal by Miguel Merentiel in the 1-0 win over São Paulo in the first leg of the quarterfinals, played on September 8.

The tally continued on the 11th of the same month in the local tournament, when a brace by Ángel Romero and the first goal for Ecuadorian Enner Valencia sealed the 3-1 victory over Central Córdoba.

A few days later, on September 15, Uruguayan Leandro Lozano scored in the second leg of the Copa Sudamericana against São Paulo —a 1-1 draw in Brazil that secured qualification for the semifinals—.

On September 20, in the 2-0 win over San Lorenzo, the goals once again came with a Uruguayan stamp through strikes by Leandro Lozano and Miguel Merentiel.

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