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2020 Schedule
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2yChris Wright

Dog on the pitch in Argentina

San Lorenzo vs. Arsenal di Sarandi was brought to a temporary halt by one of the cutest pitch invasions you're ever likely to see.

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2yTim Vickery

Copa Libertadores heads into quarterfinals

The Copa Libertadores quarterfinals are dominated by Argentine and Brazilian sides, but the other two clubs involved could surprise the favourites.

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3yJeff Carlisle

Sources: Timbers sign Argentine Blanco

The Portland Timbers have signed midfielder Sebastian Blanco from Argentine club San Lorenzo multiple league sources told ESPN FC.

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3yESPN staff

Speedy dog halts game in Argentina

Just a few days after yet another cat found its way onto the pitch at Liverpool, Argentina club San Lorenzo had their own match interrupted by a dog.

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4yArch Bell

Bell: Meet the Americas' best PK taker

Not Messi. Not Neymar. Not Suarez. The best penalty taker in the Americas is Paraguay's Nestor Ortigoza, who will be missed at the Copa America.

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Red Bulls sign Argentina's Veron as DP

The New York Red Bulls have acquired winger Gonzalo Veron from Club Atletico San Lorenzo in the Argentine Primera Division as a designated player.

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5yTim Vickery

Five Copa Libertadores games to watch

There are some huge Copa Libertadores matches coming up in the next few days. These are the five worth paying attention to, writes Tim Vickery.

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5yDermot Corrigan

Corrigan: Real relish their latest trophy

The Club World Cup always feels like a weird appendage to the domestic football season, but Real Madrid took their victory seriously and in stride, writes Dermot Corrigan.

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5ySam Kelly

San Lorenzo can hold their heads high

San Lorenzo may have lost the Club World Cup final to Real Madrid, but the club and their supporters have plenty to be excited about moving forward.

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5yDermot Corrigan

Corrigan: Real Madrid ease to victory

With Cristiano Ronaldo frustrated, Sergio Ramos was the inspiration again, while Gareth Bale scored in another final, as Real Madrid ended 2014 on a high, writes Dermot Corrigan.

Pellegrini: Lampard decision in next few days (1:40)
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5yMichael Yokhin

Legendary Yepes faces his final test

Legendary Colombian defender Mario Yepes has struggled at San Lorenzo but as his career enters its final stage, he will have to summon the strength to deal with Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo.

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5ySam Kelly

San Lorenzo squeeze past Auckland City

Forced to take the initiative and often without the ideas to do so, the Club World Cup semi-final is rarely a pretty spectacle from the CONMEBOL point of view...

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5yPA Sport

San Lorenzo 2-1 Auckland

Substitute Mauro Matos scored a stoppage-time winner as San Lorenzo sealed their place in the final of the Club World Cup following a 2-1 victory over Auckland City.

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5ySam Kelly

San Lorenzo seeking dream shot

The tournament that San Lorenzo have obsessed over since winning the Copa Libertadores is here, and the Argentine side will have plenty of motivation versus Auckland City knowing that a date with Real Madrid would lie next, writes Sam Kelly.

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5yESPN staff

Basile: San Lorenzo gave pope the boot

Long-time Argentine coach Alfio "Coco" Basile said that during his time at the helm of San Lorenzo, he asked Jorge Bergoglio, now Pope Francis, to leave the dressing room so he would not distract the players.

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5yESPN staff

San Lorenzo to name stadium after the Pope

South American champions San Lorenzo are already known as the Saints, and now, their new stadium will have a heavenly name as well.

Bauza: San Lorenzo fulfil potential (1:14)
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5yTim Vickery

Vickery: San Lorenzo break Copa drought

It has been a long wait, but San Lorenzo of Argentina -- semifinalists in 1960, in the first version of the Copa Libertadores -- have finally won South America's premier club competition.