Central Córdoba achieved a resounding 0-3 victory over Cerro Largo in Montevideo and advanced for the first time in its history to the quarterfinals of the Copa Sudamericana. The team led by Omar De Felippe took advantage of every opportunity to seal their qualification, leaving behind the bitter taste of their passage through the Copa Libertadores. The match, played at the Campeón del Siglo stadium, began with intensity from the first minutes. It was at 15' that Matías Perelló broke the zero after a great assist from Matías Godoy, appearing on the second post to advance the Argentines. The Santiago team did well, managing the times of the game and expanding their lead at 58’, when Perelló dressed as an assistant and enabled Leonardo Heredia, who signed the second goal of the night. Already in the final minutes, with Cerro Largo playing in attack, Heredia was again the protagonist when he faced goalkeeper Gino Santilli and assisted Diego Barrera for the definitive 0-3. Central Córdoba seals its ticket to the quarterfinals and faces Lanús in an all-Argentine duel. The southern Buenos Aires team, currently led by Guillermo Barros Schelotto, has a rich history in international tournaments and will be a tough obstacle for De Felippe's team. The duel promises strong emotions between two teams that will seek to continue making history in the 2025 edition of the continental tournament. With this result, the Santiago team is among the 16 best in the continental tournament, leaving behind their elimination in the group stage of the Libertadores, where despite a historic victory at the Maracaná against Flamengo, they were left out due to goal difference. Lanús will withstand the pressure, seeking to move forward in the competition. But Central Córdoba is ready for the challenge. The team is focused on the next match, and the players are confident in their abilities.