Independiente Rivadavia is the second best first in Libertadores after its 2-1 victory over Bolívar. The Lepra closed the first international semester of its history with an agonizing victory against Bolívar in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Berti disposed an alternative team, with several habitual substitutes from the start, and the team responded by achieving the initial advantage with a goal from Leonel Bucca. Bolívar, forced to win to continue in the competition, equalized thanks to the Uruguayan forward of 39 years, Martín Cauteruccio. The celeste came out to chase it with everything but left spaces that the Lepra Mendocina knew how to take advantage of, recovering the advantage with the run and goal of Sebastián Villa. The 2-1 left everything resolved for the visit, which stretched the differences with Lampe pushing involuntarily against his own door a shot from Diego Crego. 3-1 triumph of Independiente Rivadavia, which achieved the same points as Flamengo (16), but remained as the second best first by goal difference.