Doctor Zorro described the match as a game of chess and said that the team was very involved. He highlighted the sacrifice and dedication of Tobio Burgos, praised the play of Baltazar, and noted that luck had not been on the side of the recipient of his message. He added that the result would have been Marcos's redemption and recalled that on that day he had said they needed some of Barba's luck. #Ajedrez #Deporte #Equipo (translated)
Doctor Zorro wrote that the fans of Estudiantes were among the few who knew how to play the Libertadores matches. He said that, although that day they faced his team, everyone came together to support the most resisted player in recent times, and he described the club as a space that embraced and supported its members. He added that they were united by a common goal. #Estudiantes #Libertadores #Fútbol (translated)
Doctor Zorro stated that his team was "more alive than ever" despite the difficulties and that they had played very well. He also maintained that the reigning champions had not wanted to keep playing during the last ten minutes and that they had not shot on goal. To conclude, he recalled a phrase he attributed to Pachame in 1968: "what are these guys celebrating." #Fútbol #Pasión #Victoria (translated)
Doctor Zorro wrote that Estudiantes had shown unity, like a family, and stated that Funes Mori had just received more ovations than La Bruja. He also said that the club excited him. #Estudiantes #Fútbol #Familia (translated)
Que tengan todos buenas noches, no como @FlavioAzzaro y todos los anti Estudiantes que esperaban festejar nuestra derrota https://t.co/TPQXEIWdsR #BuenasNoches #Fútbol #Estudiantes
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