Football: Seattle wins the Concacaf Champions League and ends Mexican hegemony

In the second match of the Concacaf Champions League, which took place on Wednesday in the United States, Seattle prevailed against the Pumas of Mexico with a score of 3-0 to become the champions of the competition. The domination of Mexican clubs in the league, which had lasted for 16 years, came to an end as a result of this triumph.

Raul Ruidiaz, the Peruvian center striker for the Seattle Sounders, scored a hat trick to help his team to victory, while Nicolas Lodeiro, the Uruguayan captain, and playmaker for the Seattle Sounders, scored a goal to get his team closer to a hat trick of his own. A week ago, the Seattle Sounders played in Mexico City and played to a tie, which they ultimately won because of their effort.

In Seattle, the drought that lasted for twenty years has finally come to an end.

The Seattle team, which was crowned in front of more than 69,000 people, is the first team from the United States to get its hands on the trophy since the Los Angeles Galaxy won it in 2000. The trophy was won by the Seattle team in front of more than 69,000 spectators. In front of around 69,000 fans, the Seattle squad was victorious.

In Monterrey, Lodeiro and its partners were successful in making it into the list, putting an end to the supremacy of Mexican teams, who had won every edition since 2006. In Monterrey, Lodeiro and its partners triumphed.