U. Católica faces the visit of Colo Colo on date 9
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Chile – First Division: U. Católica vs Colo Colo Date 9
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Deportes Iquique is looking for a victory against U. Católica to climb to the top
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Deportes Iquique is looking for a victory against U. Católica to climb to the top
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U.Católica performed better and beat Cobresal 2-0 at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK stadium. The first goal was scored by midfielder Gonzalo Tapia 2 minutes into the first half, followed by Fernando Zampedri’s score in the 29th minute of the same stage that ensured the victory of U. Católica.
A highlight of the match was Fernando Zampedri’s goal in the 29th minute of the first half. The forward scored a great goal with a header just into the right post of the rival net, after receiving a pass from Gonzalo Tapia.
Gonzalo Tapia’s prominence established him as the best player of the match. The U. Católica midfielder scored 1 goal, made 9 correct passes and looked for the opposite goal with 3 shots.
Another of the key footballers at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK stadium was Fernando Zampedri. The forward from U. Católica scored 1 goal, kicked the goal 3 times against Cobresal and made 4 correct passes.
With many fouls, it was an intense match with many interruptions on the court. There were a large number of reprimands: Lucas Menossi, Guillermo Soto, Jens Buss, Fernando Zampedri, Thomas Gillier, Branco Ampuero, Clemente Montes, Leandro Requena and Francisco Alarcón.
The coach of U.Católica, Tiago Nunes, arranged a 4-5-1 formation on the field with Thomas Gillier in goal; Guillermo Soto, Branco Ampuero, Gary Kagelmacher and Eugenio Mena on the defensive line; Lucas Menossi, Agustín Farías, Gonzalo Tapia, César Pinares and Alexander Aravena in the middle; and Fernando Zampedri in attack.
For their part, those led by Gustavo Huerta stood with a 3-5-2 strategy with Leandro Requena between the three sticks; Cristian Toro, Francisco Alarcón and Rodrigo Sandoval in defense; Guillermo Pacheco, Jens Buss, César Munder, Oliver Ramis and Leandro Navarro in the midfield; and Diego Coelho and Leonardo Valencia up front.
The match at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK stadium was directed by referee Héctor Jona Gamboa.
On the next date, U.Católica will visit Deportes Iquique. On the other hand, Cobresal will receive D. Copiapó. Cobresal will be one of the protagonists of the Atacama classic, the most important match for his supporters and those of his historic rival.
The local team is in eighth place with 9 points, while the visitor reached 2 points and is placed in sixteenth place in the tournament.
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93rd minute of the game. Deportes Rengo was falling and with everything he tried to at least save the tie. Matías Recabal, who had entered four minutes before the end of regulation time, captured a ball in visiting territory, advanced and took a tight shot that left Cristóbal Campos with no option. It was 1-1, but there was still a game left.
Up to that point, the point was good, but if there were seconds ahead, the three points were still available. And that’s how Recabal, the figure on the field, understood it, who took advantage of a free throw 20 meters from the goal and, with personality, took the ball, adjusted it, waited for the order from judge Juan Comas, and took a perfect shot. Great goal for the gold and sky and celebration with the faithful fans who traveled to La Pintana.
Rengo, who had not won for a couple of dates, defeated San Antonio Unidos and took three gold points. The match itself was complex, because the rival opened the scoring. After a clearance from Ramón Fernández, Diego Cuellar made it 1-0 in the 39th minute and from there everything was uphill for Rengo who, with football and determination, knew how to turn it around.
What’s more, in this match, the Timón and the Seagull team ended up with 9 elements, since forward Rodrigo Gattas (76′) and Marcel Cortez (90’+6′) were sent off.
In the end, he is happy because he once again deducts points from the leaders and with 8 units he remains in the middle of the table. On date 6, meanwhile, they will receive Lautaro de Buin at the Guillermo Guzmán Díaz municipal stadium (3 p.m.).
REACTIONS
“In the goal (1-0) I think we had the peace of mind to reverse the situation. We tied in the middle of the court so that the opponent couldn’t play, we tried to get them to skip half of the court and they did. The team gave their all, we overcame the disadvantage, we took risks and all that remains is to congratulate the team,” commented Martín Garnero after the match.
The renguino DT also said that “the plan went quite well, today it worked. On other occasions we do the same thing and it doesn’t work.”
Likewise, he expressed that “we knew that San Antonio has a great squad, with replacement players and experience, and we had to see a way to equip it, and we did.”
Finally, regarding the upcoming match, he expressed that “we have another final, against a team that is coming off a defeat.”
For his part, the figure, Matías Recabal, commented regarding the incident that “I entered for a short time and the important thing is to contribute. It is an important emotional blow, to come in, contribute with two goals and take the three points for Rengo.” (PHOTOS: Matías Gálvez).
Match sheet
San Antonio Kingdom (1): Cristobal Campos; Marcel Cortez, Juan Pablo Andrade (86′, Claudio Navarrete), Kevin Hidalgo, Roberto Cereceda, Jorge Romo, Martín Lara (58′, Carlos Gómez), Ramón Fernández (86′, Matías Osorio), Rodrigo Gattas, Diego Cuellar, Luca Pontigo (69′, Nicolás Astete). DT: Fabián Carvajal.
Rengo Sports (2): Leander Cañete; Jaime Soto, Hannibal San Martin (74′), Damian Aldana, Matthias Navarrete, Sebastian Contreras, Claudio Jopia, Jeckar Amaya (74′, Gustavo Iturra), Juan Pablo Abarzua, Matthias Paez (58′, Rony Albornoz), Jonathan Font, Jose Tomas Herrera (86′, Matthias Recabal). DT: Martin Garner.
Referees: Juan Comas, Matías Jorquera, Rodrigo Concha, Rodrigo Farías.
Cautioned: Gattas, Cortez (SAU); Paez, Iturra (REN).
Driven out: 76′, Rodrigo Gattas (SAU); 90’+8′, Marcel Cortez (SAU).
Goals: 1-0, 39′, Cuellar; 1-1, 90’+3′, Recabal; 1-2, 90’+6′, Recabal.
Estadio: Municipal, La Pintana.
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