City Torque of Uruguay experienced a swift and challenging start to their Sudamericana match against Mineiro. The match, as envisioned by supporters, lasted only one play against a Mineiro team valued at over $100 million dollars more. Despite the significant disparity in team valuation, City Torque’s coach, Marcelo Méndez, expressed determination to compete, stating, “We are going to try.” Méndez also defended one of his players amidst the unfavorable beginning. The team is now faced with the difficult task of overcoming this early setback and achieving a remarkable feat to advance in the competition. The situation presents a significant challenge for the Uruguayan club as they navigate the demands of international play. It remains to be seen if City Torque can fulfill their belief in their capabilities against their heavily-favored opponents from Mineiro.