Pumas' Leagues Cup Exit Fuels Memes, While 'Coco 2' Tease Captivates Online
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Pumas soccer team was eliminated from the Leagues Cup after a penalty shootout loss to Columbus Crew.
- This defeat marks another disappointment for the team's fans in a tournament where they failed to secure a win.
- Social media buzzed with memes mocking the Pumas' performance, while Pixar's first look at "Coco 2" also generated significant online discussion.
The Pumas soccer team concluded their Leagues Cup campaign with a dismal performance, culminating in a penalty shootout loss to Columbus Crew. This exit marks yet another disappointment for the team's supporters, who had hoped for a better showing in the tournament.
After being eliminated from contention, the Pumas were obligated to play for pride but could not overcome the deficit, ultimately falling to Columbus Crew after a draw in regulation time. Their journey in the Leagues Cup was marred by losses to Charlotte and Cincinnati, leaving fans frustrated and adding pressure on the team as they return to Liga MX.
Social media platforms were flooded with memes and reactions from both fans and rivals, with many Pumas supporters expressing their anger over the team's performance. Rival fans seized the opportunity to mock the club, continuing a trend of online ridicule.
Beyond the sports news, the week also saw significant online buzz surrounding Pixar's "Coco 2." The first glimpse of the sequel, revealed at the D23 convention, showcased an adolescent Miguel. This artistic concept, featuring the protagonist with a notably different haircut, captured the public's attention and fueled anticipation for the film's planned November 2029 release.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.