Shaka Hislop

Gets a deflection on Paulinho, who just continues to run from the top of the box.

Pause perfectly for him.

Nice finish.

Paulinho, I thought he'd have gone for goal first time, but then it just kind of pings around and he just blocks the clearance and it goes in.

I guess they all come.

Anga Correa goes for power and just overcooks it.

Oh my goodness.

Just pouring in.

Nobody checks his run.

Defending the line.

Can't react in time.

I'm going to double-see if Zendejas comes in.

Three legs of defenders makes it awkward, but one you'd expect to keep it to me.

Defenders coming out to him makes it awkward, but still had time to pick a spot, but overcooks it yet again.

I go for Nashville.

I go for Nashville because in this competition, away goals count.

You go to Club America, you get one, and all of a sudden, it's a very different game.

This is...

Harking back maybe five or 10 years ago in European football, European club competitions, this was a regular tactic for many a coach who was a Mourinho, for some reason, springs to mind.

In the first leg, especially when you're at home, a nil-nil is a good result because you go on the road and one goal changes the entire complexion of the tie.