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- After finishing in the second position of the Metropolitano Championship in 1977, Bochini won his first national championship with Independiente that same year.
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After finishing in the second position of the Metropolitano Championship in 1977, Bochini won his first national championship with Independiente that same year. He scored the last goal in the final against Talleres de Córdoba that gave them the title.
Feb 9, 2018 · The 1988/89 Primera División would prove to be Bochini’s final honour, with Independiente winning the championship, finishing eight points clear of nearest rivals Boca Juniors. Bochini’s final game for El Rojo came in May 1991 in front of his adoring fans versus Estudiantes.
Oct 25, 2020 · His eternal passage through Rojo made him play 715 games and widen the Avellaneda club’s showcases with four national titles, four Libertadores Cups, two Intercontinental Cups and three Inter-American Cups.
Aug 8, 2020 · During that time Bochini continued to assert Independiente’s dominance in both the national and international scene. Two more Libertadores conquests took the club’s total tally to six, four of them in quick succession, earning the institution the nickname Rey de Copas (“King of Cups”).
May 14, 2018 · Apart from dominating domestic football, they also went on to record a win in the Intercontinental Cup against the British powerhouse, Liverpool, with Bochini instrumental in the game along...
Jun 25, 2014 · In the 1970s, however, Independiente were very successful and won the Libertadores Cup in 1973, 1974 and 1975 and were crowned as World Club champions in 1973, thanks to some outstanding performances from the young Bochini, notably when he lobbed the great Dino Zoff as Independiente beat Juventus.
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