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Luis Montes scores a bomb

I guess that flight from New Zealand didn’t wear him out at all.

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Luis Montes has recently established himself as a surefire first choice player for the Mexican national team. Earlier this week, his chairman said him and midfield mate Carlos Peña are worth at least €15 million. Those things are true because he does things like this.

That bomb -- from around 35 yards! -- has Leon ahead of Morelia in the Liga MX Liguilla playoffs.

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