First Division 2024

Great victory for Everton by 3 to 2 against U. Española, in the entertaining duel they played at the Sausalito stadium on matchday 23 of the Chile – Primera División 2024 tournament. After a match full of intensity and changes, the defeat left Miguel Ponce’s team disappointed. Tomás Asta-Buruaga (25′ 1T), Benjamín Berríos (29′ 1T) and Rodrigo Contreras (9′ 2T) scored the goals that defined the match in favor of Everton. Unión Española tried unsuccessfully through Franco Frías (27′ 1T) and Valentin Vidal (47′ 2T).

A highlight of the match was Benjamín Berríos’ goal in the 29th minute of the first half. After receiving an assist in the semicircle from Rodrigo Contreras, the midfielder put a powerful shot into the right post, which went into the back of the opponent’s net.

Kevin Méndez’s performance made him the best player of the match. The Everton midfielder made 41 correct passes, recovered 6 balls and had 2 shots on goal.

Another key player at the Sausalito stadium was Rodrigo Contreras. The Everton striker scored 1 goal, had 6 shots on goal against Unión Española and made 11 correct passes.

At 21 minutes into the first half, Unión Española striker Pablo Aránguiz made a fool of himself with a superb nutmeg on Everton defender Eduardo Bauermann.

Everton manager Esteban Solari has lined up in a 3-5-2 formation with Ignacio González in goal; Tomás Asta-Buruaga, Eduardo Bauermann and Diego Oyarzún in defence; Kevin Méndez, Benjamín Berríos, Álvaro Madrid, Alex Ibacache and Joan Cruz in midfield; and Lautaro Pastrán and Rodrigo Contreras in attack.

For their part, Miguel Ponce’s team played a 4-3-3 strategy with Franco Torgnascioli between the posts; Jeyson Rojas, Valentin Vidal, José Tiznado and Luis Alberto Pávez in defense; Sebastián Leyton, Diego González and Emiliano Vecchio in the midfield; and Ariel Uribe, Franco Frías and Pablo Aránguiz up front.

The match at the Sausalito stadium was officiated by referee Miguel Araos Riquelme.

For the next match, Everton will host U. La Calera. On the other hand, U. Española will visit D. Copiapó.

The home team is in sixth place with 34 points, while the visitor reached 33 points and is in eighth place in the tournament.

Changes at Everton

• 71′ 2T – Rodrigo Nicolas Contreras came out for Jonathan David Dos Santos Duré
• 87′ 2T – Lautaro Leonel Pastran Tello came out for Matias Rodrigo Campos Lopez and Joan Manuel Cruz Castro for Omar Andres Fernandez Frasica
• 94′ 2T – Alan Kevin Mendez Olivera came out for Felipe Manuel Campos Mosquera and Alex Matias Ibacache Mora for Nicolas Eduardo Baeza Martinez

Booked at Everton:

• 9′ 1T Joan Cruz (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 14′ 1T Benjamín Berríos (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

Changes in the Spanish Union

• 43′ 1T – Sebastian Ignacio Leyton Hevia came out for Ignacio Antonio Nunez Estrada
• 78′ 2T – Emiliano Gabriel Vecchio came out for Bastian Jean Yanez Miranda
• 79′ 2T – Pablo Mauricio Aranguiz Salazar came out for Valentin Nicolas Adamo Reyes
• 84′ 2T – Franco Ezequiel Frias came out for Nicolas Ignacio Penailillo Acuna and Luis Alberto Pavez Munoz for Claudio Espinoza

Cautions for Unión Española:

• 5′ 1T Luis Alberto Pávez (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 2′ 2T José Tiznado (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 14′ 2T Ignacio Núñez (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 48′ 2T Valentin Adamo (Arguing with a rival)

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