Boca Juniors is experiencing one of its best moments this semester: qualified for the Copa Libertadores, first in its group, with La Bombonera as the venue for the playoff ties. The team leaders feel it, the coach celebrates it, and the team arrives in great shape for the decisive stage of the tournament. The manager was one of those who celebrated the victory. Boca's number 5 knows it all: qualified for the Copa Libertadores, won the Superclásico, and are first in their zone. Now, they are going for the next objective: the championship. Paredes shared several images after the victory against El Matador. El Matador also had its own celebration day: he returned to playing minutes after a long time, was received with an ovation, and closed the night with a penalty goal. Now, El Matador and Paredes also celebrated the moment on social media. The team led by Siphon Úbeda is going through days of tranquility and solidity: they have won key matches, maintained high performance, and reached the playoffs with a valuable advantage of always playing at home. 'Great work from everyone,' Edi wrote in his stories, where he shared the video of the goal and photos with his classic arrow-and-bow celebration. El Matador celebrated the victory and his return to scoring on social media. DT Claudio Úbeda was also one of those who celebrated. A complete celebration. 'Congratulations to the whole team, let's go, because this is just beginning,' he wrote. The manager, who ended this phase as the top-scoring team, posted a photo with his assistant Juvenal Rodríguez alongside one of the team's celebration after the first goal with the message: 'All together!!'. The Boca leaders and the technical staff celebrated the great conclusion of the Clausura tournament group stage. Lautaro Coria Boca had a perfect Sunday. After securing qualification in the Superclásico, Xeneize arrived at the match with Tigre knowing they had practically secured first place... something they also confirmed with a 2-0 win at La Bombonera. A match that gives confidence in every way: for the team, for Leandro Paredes, for Claudio Úbeda, and for Edinson Cavani, who returned to play after almost two months, was given an ovation, and also returned to scoring. That boost was also reflected in the posts of their leaders. In the case of the captain, Paredes shared several images from the match and a clear message: 'Very happy to have achieved our first objectives.'
