Mexico's Necaxa handed Brazilian champions Sao Paulo their first defeat in 29 matches on Wednesday, coming from behind to beat them 2-1 in the Libertadores Cup.Flamengo qualified for the last 16 with a 1-0 win over fellow Brazilians Parana, while Banfield striker Dario Cvitanich ran 80 meters to score a memorable goal and help the Argentines beat America 3-1 in Buenos Aires.
Sao Paulo goalkeeper Rogerio Ceni missed a penalty which would have given his side a 2-0 halftime lead as they lost for the first time since going down 3-1 to Palmeiras last September.
Sao Paulo have since played 13 games in last year's Brazilian championship, 14 in this year's Paulista championship and two in the Libertadores without losing.
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