Miguel Ángel Borja again registered goals in River Plate and this time he did in the Copa Libertadores, in the 5-3 victory against Independiente del Valle in the Monumental Stadium, allowing that goal in the agony to break some records.
Apart from the record of being the fourth top scorer in the history of the Copa Libertadores, Borja has also managed to enter the golden list of River Plate by staying as one of the Colombians with the most goals in the team.
The 'Colibrí' has been stepping on a historic Colombian colleague like Juan Pablo Ángel, who has 62 goals in 132 games played, achieved between 1998 to 2000 and until now, is the leader of that coffee ranking.
However, with Borja's goal to Ecuadorians, he managed to reduce differences and accumulate 60 scores in 133 sets disputed.
In this way, Miguel Borja was just two goals to match and three to overcome the registration of Juan Pablo Ángel.
Everything seems to indicate that Miguel Ángel Borja will break the mark of his colleague and three games are coming (one by League, Libertadores and Cup Argentina) to get the scorer record.
Colombian scorers in River
1. Juan Pablo Ángel – 62 goals
2. Miguel Borja – 60
3. Rafael Santos Borré – 55
4. Falcao García – 45
5th Teófilo Gutiérrez – 28
