Cobreloa desires to finish his damaging streak towards Deportes Iquique
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This Sunday, Everton beat Cobreloa 1-2 as a visitor, in a match on date 11 of the Chile – 2024 Banco Itaú Championship tournament. The goal of the match for the local team was scored by Cristian Insaurralde (3′ 2T). While the away goals were scored by Federico Martínez (25′ 1T) and Diego González (5′ 1T, against).
Cristian Insaurralde’s performance positioned him as the most outstanding player of the match. The Cobreloa forward showed his best level by scoring 1 goal, shooting 8 times into the opposite goal and making 17 correct passes.
The defensive presence Felipe Campos was notable in the game. The Everton defender was important for recovering 2 balls and rejecting 4 dangerous balls.
It was a duel that was stopped due to the high accumulation of infractions on the field. There were several reprimands: Agustín Mulet, Diego Oyarzún, Federico Martínez, Kevin Méndez and Cristian Insaurralde. Rodrigo Contreras was sent off for a straight red card (24′, 2T) and Federico Martínez for a double yellow card (31′, 2T).
Cobreloa coach, Emiliano Astorga, presented a 3-5-2 tactical layout with Nicolás Avellaneda in goal; Diego González, Rodolfo González and Bastián Tapia on the defensive line; Luis García, Mario Sandoval, Agustín Mulet, Jorge Espejo and Nicolás Orrego in the middle; and Christian Bravo and Cristian Insaurralde in attack.
For its part, Esteban Solari’s team came out with a 4-4-2 tactical layout with Ignacio González between the three sticks; Felipe Campos, Tomás Asta-Buruaga, Diego Oyarzún and Cristian Riquelme in defense; Álvaro Madrid, Benjamín Berríos, Kevin Méndez and Braian Martínez in the midfield; and Rodrigo Contreras and Federico Martínez up front.
Manuel Vergara Rodríguez was the referee chosen for the match at the Calama Municipal stadium.
On the next date, Cobreloa will visit D. Copiapó and Everton will play at home against Cobresal.
In this way, the local team is in eleventh place in the championship with 13 points, while the visiting team, with 17, is in eighth place.
Changes in Cobreloa
- 45′ 2T – Agustín Nicolás Mulet left for Yerko Mauricio Aguila Bastías, Mario Aníbal Sandoval Toro for Juan Andrés Leiva Mieres and Diego González Saavedra for Francisco Andrés Arancibia Silva
- 81′ 2T – Bastián Ignacio Tapia Sepúlveda left for Tomás Ignacio Roco Latorre
Changes at Everton
- 65′ 2T – Braian Miguel Angel Martínez came out for Emiliano Máximo Ramos Avilés
- 86′ 2T – Alan Kevin Méndez Olivera left for Matías Rodrigo Campos López
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Cobresal and Matador met in Municipal de Calama on matchday 3 of group B and the victory went to the visiting team by 0-2. The first score came with Kevin Mantilla 18 minutes into the first half, through brilliant execution. Ramón Sosa sealed the final 2-0 when the timer showed the 27th minute of the same stage.
Kevin Mantilla’s prominence established him as the best player of the match. The Talleres defender was important for scoring 1 goal and taking 8 balls out of the danger area.
Ramón Sosa was also key in Municipal de Calama. The Talleres midfielder stood out against Cobresal since he scored 1 goal, made 22 correct passes and kicked the goal 4 times.
With some infractions and constant pauses, the game was played between both teams. There were 3 reprimands: Cristopher Mesías, Marcos Portillo and Guido Herrera.
Cobresal’s coach, Gustavo Huerta, arranged a 4-3-3 formation on the field with Leandro Requena in goal; Guillermo Pacheco, Franco Bechtholdt, Francisco Alarcón and Rodrigo Sandoval on the defensive line; Leonardo Valencia, Leandro Navarro and Cristopher Mesías in the middle; and Franco García, Diego Coelho and César Munder in the attack.
For their part, those led by Walter Ribonetto stood with a 4-5-1 strategy with Guido Herrera between the three sticks; Gastón Benavídez, Matías Catalán, Kevin Mantilla and Miguel Ángel Navarro in defense; Ulises Ortegoza, Marcos Portillo, Ramiro Ruiz Rodríguez, Rubén Botta and Ramón Sosa in the midfield; and Federico Girotti up front.
The match in Municipal de Calama was directed by referee Ivo Méndez Chávez.
Next close, Cobresal will receive São Paulo. On the other hand, the Matador will host Barcelona.
Talleres is placed first in Group B with 7 points. While Cobresal, in last place in the table, needs to add yes or yes.
Changes in Cobresal
- 45′ 2T – Rodrigo Francisco Sandoval Muñoz left for Marcelo Pablo Jorquera Silva and Franco Bechtholdt Chervaz for Diego Andrés Céspedes Maturana
- 67′ 2T – Cristhofer Ignacio Mesías Sepúlveda left for Gastón Adrián Lezcano, Leandro Alexis Navarro for Cristian Alejandro Toro Castañeda and César Augusto Munder Rodríguez for César Franco Lobos Asman
Changes in Workshops
- 54′ 2T – Marcos Portillo left for Juan Camilo Portilla Orozco
- 68′ 2Q – Federico Girotti Bonazza comes up for Valentín Depietri
- 69′ 2T – Ramiro Ruiz Rodríguez came out for Gustavo Leonardo Bou
- 79′ 2T – Ramón Sosa Acosta left for Nahuel Lautaro Bustos and Rubén Alejandro Botta Montero for Juan Carlos Portillo
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With a great collective performance, U. de Chile dominated the match against Cobreloa and achieved a 3-1 victory. The goal of the match for the local team was scored by Bayron Monroy (21′ 2T). While the away goals were scored by Leandro Fernández (24′ 1T, penalty), Marcelo Morales (15′ 2T) and Nicolás Guerra (44′ 2T).
In the 21st minute of the second stage, Bayron Monroy raised Cobreloa’s spirits and won all the applause. The forward took advantage of a center from Juan Leiva and finished to overcome the resistance of Gabriel Castellón Velazquez.
The figure of the party was Marcelo Morales. The Universidad de Chile midfielder scored 1 goal, made 23 correct passes, recovered 4 balls and looked for the opposite goal with 2 shots.
Cristian Palacios was another of the outstanding players. The forward from Universidad de Chile showed his best level, shooting 4 times into the opposite goal and making 12 correct passes.
It was a duel that was slowed down by the accumulation of fouls, which cut off the rhythm. There were a large number of reprimands: Diego González, Christian Bravo, Fabián Hormazábal, Gabriel Castellón, Matías Zaldivia, Bayron Monroy, Gastón Rodríguez and José Castro.
Cobreloa’s strategist, Emiliano Astorga, stopped the starting eleven with a 4-4-2 formation with Nicolás Avellaneda in goal; Jorge Espejo, Bastián Tapia, Diego González and Nicolás Palma on the defensive line; Luis García, Juan Leiva, Christian Bravo and Francisco Arancibia in the middle; and Cristian Insaurralde and Bayron Monroy in attack.
For their part, those chosen by Gustavo Álvarez took the field with a 3-4-3 formation with Gabriel Castellón between the three sticks; Ignacio Tapia, Franco Calderón and Matías Zaldivia in defense; Marcelo Díaz, Fabián Hormazábal, Marcelo Morales and Israel Poblete in the midfield; and Maximiliano Guerrero, Cristian Palacios and Leandro Fernández up front.
The judge chosen to lead the match in Municipal de Calama was Piero Maza Gómez.
For the next date, Cobreloa will act as a visitor against Coquimbo Kingdom, while U. de Chile will visit Unión Española.
With this result, the host accumulates 10 points throughout the competition and occupies fifth place. For its part, the visit totals 16 units and is in second place.
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Universidad de Chile wants to lead the tournament against Cobreloa
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O’Higgins de Rancagua had a resounding debut in the Primera B of national women’s soccer. The light blue team, technically trained by Manuel Alarcón, overcame Deportes Santa Cruz, as the victory was cemented with a final 7-0.
From the beginning, the local team noted its supremacy over the unionists. With a good game at ground level, the “Capitas” warned that they wanted the game, because in the 12th minute Sandy Álvarez stole a ball from the right of the attack, took advantage of the poor Santa Cruz start and with a kick beat the visiting figure , goalkeeper Tamara Machuca. The goalkeeper’s performance was key to avoiding an even greater defeat.
With the score at 1-0, the defensive flank of the foreigners opened and in the 14th minute, Almay Cerpa scored a great goal with a mid-distance shot that slipped through the far post.
The two-goal advantage did not detract from the home team’s idea of the game, as they went forward to continue putting pressure on a team that lacked the physicality to fight for the game.
Later, in the 30th minute, Álvarez scored his second personal goal after receiving the ball alone in front of the goal and finishing with class. Thus, with the score 3-0 they went to half-time.
THE GOAL INCREASES
In the complement, O’Higgins also sealed the match with the contribution of the rival, since the Santa Cruzans – who arrived with only two alternative players, one of them the substitute goalkeeper – were left with 10 players in the 58th minute.
After that, and four minutes after entering, Victoria Herrera established the 4-0 (62′) already irrecoverable for the visit.
In addition, Alejandra Manzo scored a double in the 69′ and 88′, plus Diana Quezada’s goal (84′), determined the final 7-0 win.
A good incentive for the Rancagüinas who returned to the competition after being relegated the previous year, and for the unionists it urges them to continue working to improve in the various aspects where they saw their duty. (PHOTOS: Nico Carrasco).
Match sheet
O’Higgins FC (7): Arlette Flores, Aracely Castillo, Simoney Valenzuela, Thiare Orosco, Gabriela Rojas (87 minutes), Natalie Rivera, Yessi Valenzuela, Antonia Huerta, Almay Cerpa (58 minutes), Diana Quezada, Sandy Alvarez (58 minutes, Victoria Herrera) . . . . DT: Manuel Alarcón.
Sports Santa Cruz (0): Tamara Machuca, Janara Arriagada, Yasna Aliaga, Belén Vargas (46′, Mayllen Córdova), Darlin Vargas, Antonella Seballos, Antonella Espinoza, Francisca Fuentes, Jennifer Cornejo, Carolina Olivares, Anaís Gaete. Coach: Christian Benitez.
Referees: Mauro Muñoz, Claudio Toledo, Maximiliano Cáceres, Jaime Vera.
Cautioned: There wasn’t.
Goals: 1-0, 12′, Álvarez; 2-0, 14′, Cerpa; 3-0, 30′, Álvarez; 4-0, 62′, Huerta; 5-0, 69′, Manzo; 6-0, 84′, Quezada; 7-0, 88′, Manso.
Estadio: Celeste Monastery, Requínoa.
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