Nestor Ortigoza scored the most important penalty in San Lorenzo's 106-year history as the Argentine side won South America's Libertadores Cup for the first time with a 2-1 aggregate victory over Paraguay's Nacional on Wednesday. Midfielder Ortigoza's first-half spotkick gave San Lorenzo a 1-0 home win after the teams, who had never before reached the final, drew 1-1 in the first leg in Asuncion last week. 'The Saints', who qualified for the Club World Cup with the win, have finally managed to shake off the tag of being the only one of Argentina's 'Big Five' never to have won the trophy.
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Argentine side San Lorenzo defeated Paraguay's Nacional to lift the South America Libertadores Cup for the first time in their 106-year history
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Nestor Ortigoza's penalty secured a 1-0 home win and 2-1 aggregate victory
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San Lorenzo qualify for the Club World Cup in December with the triumph
The victory also gave @placeholder a record 23rd title in South America's top club competition since it was first played in 1960.