Match between Santiago Wanderers and Santiago Morning postponed
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On matchday 25 of Chile – Ascenso 2024, S. Morning defeated U. Concepción 2-1 with Oscar Ortega scoring twice. The first goal came in the 10th minute of the first half, courtesy of Oscar Ortega, who scored after a play to put his team ahead 1-0. However, the joy would be short-lived, as Reiner Castro equalized with a shot in the 35th minute of the same half. In the 23rd minute of the second half, S. Morning would secure the victory with a play converted by the author of the first goal.
The star of the match was Oscar Ortega. The Santiago Morning midfielder scored 2 goals, made 29 correct passes, recovered 2 balls and tried to score 3 times.
Cristian Muga also played a good game. The Santiago Morning midfielder made 56 correct passes and recovered 4 balls.
U. Concepción coach Javier Torrente lined up the starting eleven with a 4-3-3 formation with José Sanhueza in goal; Javier Saldias, Nicolás Garrido, Osvaldo González and Camilo Rodríguez in the defensive line; Renato Cordero, Jeison Fuentealba and Brahian Alemán in the middle; and Ignacio Herrera, Juan Sánchez Sotelo and Reiner Castro in attack.
For their part, Luis Marcoleta’s chosen players took to the field with a 4-3-3 formation with Hernán Muñoz between the posts; Julián Rodriguez, Diego Opazo, John Santander and David Tapia in defence; Cristian Muga, Fernando Manríquez and Oscar Ortega in the midfield; and Martín Arancibia, Matías Coronado and César Díaz up front.
The referee chosen to direct the match at the Huachipato-CAP Acero stadium was Cristián Droguett Valenzuela.
For the next date, U. Concepción will play as a visitor against U. San Felipe, while S. Morning will visit Santiago Wanderers.
With this result, the host team has accumulated 33 points throughout the competition and is in ninth place. The visitors have 35 points and are in sixth place.
Changes in U. Conception
- 45′ 2T – Jeison Joaquin Fuentealba Vergara came out for Esteban Alejandro Flores Martinez
- 64′ 2T – Reiner Alvey Castro Barrera came out for Luciano Ismael Ferreyra
- 74′ 2T – Brahian Milton Alemán came out for Luis Andrés Olmedo
- 83′ 2T – Jose Ignacio Herrera Fernandez came out for Wladimir Alejandro Cid Fuentes
Warned at U. Concepción:
- 15′ 2T Esteban Flores (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 45′ 2T Luis Olmedo (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Changes in Santiago Morning
- 69′ 2T – Cesar Alejandro Diaz Huencho came out for Gustavo Escobar Castillo
- 88′ 2T – Martin Humberto Arancibia Herrera came out for Sebastian Salazar and Matias Axel Coronado Fernandez came out for Diego Andres Ceron Silva
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Huachipato achieved a tight 1-0 victory over O’Higgins in the match for matchday 23 at the Huachipato-CAP Acero stadium. It was Brayan Palmezano who managed to score for Huachipato to celebrate in the 0th minute of the first half.
After an individual move on the left, the midfielder shot at goal from the edge of the area, leaving the opposing goalkeeper with no chance of scoring the goal.
Both teams were close to changing the score, but shots from Leonel Mosevich and Sebastián Sáez ended up hitting the post.
Brayan Palmezano stood out as the most outstanding player of the match. The Huachipato midfielder scored 1 goal and made 22 correct passes.
Another important player in the match was Claudio Sepúlveda. The Huachipato midfielder made 58 correct passes.
Huachipato’s technical director, Igor Oca, proposed a 4-3-3 strategy with Fabian Cerda in goal; Joaquin Gutierrez, Benjamin Gazzolo, Benjamin Mellado and Antonio Castillo in the defensive line; Claudio Sepulveda, Brayan Palmezano and Carlo Villanueva in the middle; and Julian Brea, Thiago Vecino and Cris Martinez in attack.
For their part, Victor Fuentes’ team lined up with a 4-3-3 formation with Diego Carreño between the posts; Moises González, Leonel Mosevich, Juan Ignacio Díaz and Vicente Fernández in defence; Juan Fuentes, Cristobal Castillo and Diego Buonanotte in the midfield; and Joaquín Tapía, Octavio Bianchi and Bryan Rabello up front.
The referee selected for the match at the Huachipato-CAP Acero stadium was Felipe González Alveal.
Huachipato will visit Deportes Iquique in the next round. On the side of O’Higgins, they will play at home against Coquimbo Unido.
After the match, the home team has 25 points and is in twelfth place in the standings. The visiting team has 27 points and is in eleventh place in the tournament.
Changes in Huachipato
- 61′ 2T – Julian Agustin Brea came out for Jimmy Antonio Martinez Ruiz
- 67′ 2T – Thiago Vecino Berriel came out for Jorge Sebastian Saez and Brayan Enrique Palmezano Reyes for Maximiliano Jose Gutierrez Jara
- 74′ 2T – Benjamin Andres Mellado Aedo came out for Renzo Mariano Malanca and Cris Robert Martinez Escobar came out for Leandro Enrique Diaz Parra
Warned in Huachipato:
- 36′ 2T Renzo Malanca (Anti-sports conduct)
Changes at O’Higgins
- 45′ 2T – Octavio Andres Bianchi came out for Esteban Alex Calderon Gonzalez and Cristobal Alonso Castillo Espinaza came out for Camilo Andres Moya Carreno
- 57′ 2T – Bryan Martín Rabello Mella came out for Yorman Zapata Mina
- 73′ 2T – Diego Mario Buonanotte Rende came out for Arnaldo Castillo Benega
- 81′ 2T – Joaquin Alberto Tapia Vasquez came out for Carlos Daniel Auzqui
Cautions at O’Higgins:
- 4′ 1T Cristobal Castillo (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 22′ 1T Juan Ignacio Díaz (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 27′ 2T Camilo Moya (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 48′ 2T Juan Fuentes (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
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On matchday 25 of the Chile – Ascenso 2024 tournament, Antofagasta took the victory against Dep. Santa Cruz by 3-2 in a very disputed match. It was a true duel of titans in which both teams fought tirelessly and tied 2-2 thanks to goals from Andrés Souper (37′ 1T) and Luis Guerra (2′ 2T) for D. Antofagasta and Mathías Pinto (33′ 1T) and Diego González (15′ 2T) for Dep. Santa Cruz. When it seemed that the game would end in a draw, Mauro Quiroga shot and tipped the balance in favor of Diego Reveco’s squad in the 23rd minute of the second half.
Luis Guerra earned applause with his brilliant finish two minutes into the second half. The striker scored, after a solo move on the right, with a tremendous shot from the edge of the area. Goalkeeper Juan García had no chance and the ball went in off the right post.
In the 66th minute of the second half, Dep. Santa Cruz had the chance to take the lead with a shot from Diego González that hit the post.
Gonzalo Lauler’s performance positioned him as the most outstanding player of the match. The Dep. Santa Cruz defender was important in clearing 6 balls and taking 12 balls out of the danger area.
Andrés Souper also performed well. The midfielder from D. Antofagasta scored 1 goal, made 51 correct passes and stole 7 balls.
Antofagasta coach Diego Reveco presented a 4-3-3 tactical formation with Zacarias Lopez in goal; Lukas Soza, Rodrigo Astorga, Nicolas Berardo and Mario Larenas in the defensive line; Adrian Cuadra, Andres Souper and Gonzalo Espinoza in the middle; and Luis Guerra, Enzo Diaz and Jason Flores in attack.
For its part, Hernán Peña’s team came out with a 4-3-3 tactical formation with Juan Manuel García between the posts; Ronald Guzmán, Gonzalo Lauler, Diego González and José Navarrete in defence; Camilo Rencoret, Rodrigo Cisterna and Iván Ledezma in the midfield; and Mathías Pinto, Diego González and Leandro Barrera up front.
Diego Flores Seguel was the referee chosen for the match at the Bicentenario Calvo y Bascuñan stadium.
In the next match, Antofagasta will visit Deportes Limache and Dep. Santa Cruz will play at home against Deportes Temuco.
The home team is now in sixth place in the championship with 34 points, while the visitors, with 32, are in tenth place.
Changes in D. Antofagasta
- 56′ 2T – Enzo Roberto Díaz Morales came out for Mauro Daniel Quiroga
- 64′ 2T – Lukas Gustavo Soza Rodriguez came out for Manuel Gerardo Maluenda Jimenez and Andres Souper De La Cruz came out for Fabio Vazquez
- 85′ 2T – Luis Alejandro Guerra Romero came out for José Daniel Bandez Salazar and Jason Flores Coat for Cristofer Andrés Salas Barriga
Warned in D. Antofagasta:
- 5′ 2T Lukas Soza (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 43′ 2T Fabio Vázquez (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 44′ 2T Manuel Maluenda (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Changes in Dep. Santa Cruz
- 75′ 2T – Rodrigo Antonio Cisterna Arancibia came out for Matias Joaquin Santos Arotegui and Leandro Ivan Barrera for Christopher Antonio Ojeda Leal
- 90′ 2T – Jose Ignacio Navarrete Torres came out for Jesus Alberto Pino Villalon and Mathias Daniel Pinto Mell came out for Pedro Emiliano Muñoz Zuniga
Warned in Dep. Santa Cruz:
- 10′ 2T José Navarrete (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
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Huachipato was forceful and beat Imperial Unido 3-0
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No one managed to take advantage at the Germán Becker stadium, in the 1-1 draw between D. Temuco and Curicó, on matchday 25 of the Chile – Ascenso 2024 tournament.
It was Matías Ormazábal who gave Curicó Unido the lead in the 42nd minute of the first half; however, Camilo Melivilú equalized the score in the 47th minute of the second half.
A highlight of the match was Matías Ormazábal’s goal in the 42nd minute of the first half. The defender took advantage of a ball that came from the left and connected with a header in the penalty area to score over the goalkeeper’s right post.
Camilo Melivilú’s prominence made him the best player of the match. The Deportes Temuco forward showed his best level by scoring 1 goal, shooting 4 times at the opposing goal and making 5 correct passes.
Matías Ormazábal was also a crucial figure in the defense during the match. The Curicó Unido defender was important because he scored 1 goal.
D. Temuco’s coach, Esteban Valencia, arranged a 4-3-3 formation on the field with Yerko Urra in goal; Agustín Peñailillo, Víctor González, Frank Valenzuela and Gonzalo Villegas in the defensive line; Matías Abisab, Camilo Nuñez and Fabián Espinoza in the middle; and Julio Castro, Diego Sanchez and Damián González in attack.
For their part, those led by Hector Almandoz set up a 4-4-2 strategy with Luis Santelices between the posts; Joaquin Gonzalez, Claudio Meneses, Matias Ormazabal and Williams Saez in defense; Carlos Herrera, Mathias Vidangossy, Diego Urzua and Diego Rojas in the midfield; and Sebastian Parada and Cristian Bustamante up front.
The match at the Germán Becker stadium was officiated by referee Cristian Galaz Sepúlveda.
For the next match, D. Temuco will visit Dep. Santa Cruz. On the other hand, Curicó will receive Rangers.
The home team is in thirteenth place with 30 points, while the visitor reached 24 points and is in fourteenth place in the tournament.
Changes in Temuco Sports
- 45′ 2T – Fabian Ignacio Espinoza Valenzuela came out for Franco Ignacio Cortes Aguirre
- 64′ 2T – Frank Marcos Valenzuela Perez came out for Vicente Antonio Concha Razzouk, Diego Sanchez came out for Camilo Andres Melivilu Fuentes and Agustin Alfonso Penailillo Concha came out for Zederick Daniel Vega Arrieta
- 80′ 2T – Victor Miguel Gonzalez Chang came out for Byron Ariel Bustamante Gamboa
Warned in Deportes Temuco:
- 10′ 2T Frank Valenzuela (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 27′ 2T Franco Cortés (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 49′ 2T Camilo Melivilú (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Expelled from Deportes Temuco:
- 43′ 1T Camilo Nuñez (direct red) and 47′ 1T Gonzalo Villegas (direct red)
Changes in Curicó Unido
- 65′ 2T – Diego Alonso Urzúa Rojas came out for John Michael Salas Torres
- 77′ 2T – Sebastian Parada came out for Nicolas Antonio Barrios Rebeco and Mathias Leonardo Vidangossy Rebolledo for Felipe Sebastian Ortiz Venegas
- 86′ 2T – Cristian Bustamante Bustamante came out for Kennet Michel Lara Arbunic and Diego Nicolás Rojas Orellana for Kevin Andrew Harbottle Carrasco
Warned in Curicó Unido:
- 15′ 1T Williams Sáez (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 6′ 2T Carlos Herrera (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 22′ 2T Luis Santelices (Delaying the game), 37′ 2T Joaquín González (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 40′ 2T Nicolás Barrios (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Expelled in Curicó Unido:
- 43′ 1T Williams Sáez (direct red) and 21′ 2T Diego Urzúa (direct red)
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