Matchday 2 of the Copa Libertadores delivered another thrilling night of South American football, packed with drama, history, and unforgettable moments.

The action kicked off with a comedic yet crucial goal in Peru. Estudiantes secured a 2-1 victory over Cusco FC after a catastrophic defensive mix-up saw the goalkeeper collide with his own defender, literally handing the ball—and the opening goal—to the Argentine side.

Meanwhile, Boca Juniors continued their impressive run, dominating Barcelona SC with a commanding 3-0 win. The highlight was midfielder Ander Herrera netting his first-ever goal in the prestigious tournament. The celebration was tempered, however, by a concerning knee injury to veteran goalkeeper Agustín Marchesín, who was forced to leave the pitch.

The night's most historic moment belonged to Club Nacional of Uruguay. Their 3-1 triumph over Deportes Tolima was significant not just for the points, but for a monumental milestone. With their goals, Nacional became only the second club in the competition's rich history to surpass the 600-goal mark, cementing their legendary status in Copa Libertadores lore.

From defensive blunders to personal milestones and club history, Tuesday's matches had it all, setting the stage for an epic group stage ahead.