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Santiago Morning fell to Rangers 1-0 with a goal from Alejandro Márquez – 2024-09-01 07:57:46

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At the La Pintana Municipal Stadium, S. Morning was outclassed by Rangers, who took a narrow victory on matchday 24 of the Chile – Ascenso 2024 tournament. With a goal by Alejandro Márquez, in the 27th minute of the first half, Rangers defined the fate of the match.

Alejandro Márquez’s performance made him the best player of the match. The Rangers midfielder scored 1 goal, made 56 correct passes, recovered 7 balls and had 4 shots on goal.

Fernando Manríquez was also key at the La Pintana Municipal Stadium. The midfielder from Santiago Morning stood out against Rangers as he made 77 correct passes and stole 5 balls.

S. Morning coach Luis Marcoleta lined up a 4-3-3 formation with Hernan Muñoz in goal; Julian Rodriguez, David Tapia, Diego Ceron and Diego Opazo in the defensive line; Cristian Muga, Oscar Ortega and Fernando Manriquez in the middle; and Kevin Campillay, Matias Coronado and Joaquin Barrientos in attack.

For their part, Emiliano Astorga’s team played a 4-3-3 strategy with Gastón Rodríguez between the posts; Bastián San Juan, Sebastián Acuña, Sergio Felipe and Christopher Díaz in defence; Alejandro Márquez, Mauro González and Pablo Sanhueza in the midfield; and Gonzalo Reyes, Gustavo Gotti and Ignacio Ibáñez up front.

For the next match, S. Morning will visit U. Concepción. On the other hand, Rangers will receive U. San Felipe.

The home team is in seventh place with 32 points, while the visitor reached 40 points and is in third place in the tournament.

Changes in Santiago Morning
  • 54′ 2T – Joaquin Barrientos came out for Esteban Efrain Paredes Quintanilla and Diego Andres Ceron Silva for Martin Humberto Arancibia Herrera
  • 76′ 2T – Matias Axel Coronado Fernandez came out for Gustavo Escobar Castillo
Warned in Santiago Morning:
  • 4′ 2T Diego Cerón, 36′ 2T Hernán Muñoz (Arguing with a rival) and 41′ 2T Cristian Muga
Changes in Rangers
  • 68′ 2T – Gonzalo Alberto Reyes Mella came out for Ignacio Andrés Caroca Cordero
  • 80′ 2T – Gustavo Gotti came out for Milton Tobias, Oscar Alegre Lopez and Mauro Ezequiel Gonzalez for Franco Bellocq
  • 82′ 2T – Ignacio Elias Ibanez Santana came out for Sergio Vergara
Warned at Rangers:
  • 46′ 1T Sebastián Acuña (Holding the rival to prevent him from advancing), 5′ 2T Sergio Felipe and 36′ 2T Pablo Sanhueza (Arguing with a rival)

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#Santiago #Morning #fell #Rangers #goal #Alejandro #Márquez

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The match between D. Antofagasta and Santiago Morning ended zero to zero – 2024-08-25 20:36:20

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Antofagasta and S. Morning signed a draw without opening the score in the match corresponding to the 23rd date of Chile – Ascenso 2024.

Andrés Souper unleashed a tremendous shot in the 27th minute of the first half and the ball hit the post. It was not to be.

According to statistics, D. Antofagasta had more shots on goal than their opponents (17): 9 on target, 7 off target and 1 that ended up hitting one of the posts. However, it was not enough to move the score in their favour.

Mario Larenas was the star of the match. The D. Antofagasta defender was important for throwing 6 balls out of the danger area.

Hernán Muñoz was also important. The Santiago Morning goalkeeper was fundamental for stopping 7 shots and making 5 correct passes.

Antofagasta’s technical director, Diego Reveco, proposed a 4-3-3 strategy with Zacarias Lopez in goal; Lukas Soza, Rodrigo Astorga, Nicolas Berardo and Mario Larenas in the defensive line; Adrian Cuadra, Andres Souper and Salvador Cordero in the middle; and Luis Guerra, Enzo Diaz and Jason Flores in attack.

For their part, Luis Marcoleta’s team lined up with a 4-3-3 formation with Hernán Muñoz between the posts; Diego Opazo, Julián Rodriguez, Diego Cerón and John Santander in defence; Oscar Ortega, Cristian Muga and Fernando Manríquez in the midfield; and Kevin Campillay, Joaquín Barrientos and Matías Coronado up front.

Referee Fernando Véjar Díaz was selected to lead the game.

On the next date, Antofagasta will visit Recoleta and S. Morning will play at home against Rangers at the La Pintana Municipal Stadium.

After the match, the home team has 30 points and is in ninth place in the standings. The visitors have 32 points and are in seventh place in the tournament.

Changes in D. Antofagasta
  • 64′ 2T – Jason Flores Abrigo came out for José Daniel Bandez Salazar and Mario Ignacio Larenas Díaz came out for Fabio Vázquez
  • 70′ 2T – Andres Souper De La Cruz came out for Sebastian Andres Ubilla Cambon and Enzo Roberto Diaz Morales for Mauro Daniel Quiroga
Warned in D. Antofagasta:
  • 21′ 1T Adrián Cuadra (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 38′ 1T Mario Larenas (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 44′ 2T Salvador Cordero (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Changes in Santiago Morning
  • 59′ 2T – Joaquin Barrientos came out for Esteban Efrain Paredes Quintanilla
  • 74′ 2T – Matias Axel Coronado Fernandez came out for Cesar Alejandro Diaz Huencho
Warned in Santiago Morning:
  • 7′ 1T Kevin Campillay (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) and 44′ 1T John Santander (Unsportsmanlike Conduct)

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#match #Antofagasta #Santiago #Morning #ended

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Santiago Morning wins over Deportes Temuco 2-1 with a late goal – 2024-08-19 13:04:10

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
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S. Morning won 2-1 against D. Temuco during the match held this Sunday corresponding to the 22nd date of the Chile – Ascenso 2024 tournament. In the 3rd minute of the first half, Fernando Manríquez scored the 1-0 with a penalty. The 2-0 was the work of Esteban Paredes when he sent the ball into the back of the opponent’s net after a shot (32′ of the second half). Deportes Temuco had its reward when Zederick Vega got the discount in the 42nd minute of the same half through a header.

S. Morning won 2-1 against D. Temuco during the match held this Sunday corresponding to the 22nd date of the Chile – Ascenso 2024 tournament. In the 3rd minute of the first half, Fernando Manríquez scored the 1-0 with a penalty. The 2-0 was the work of Esteban Paredes when he sent the ball into the back of the opponent’s net after a shot (32′ of the second half). Deportes Temuco was rewarded when Zederick Vega scored the discount in the 42nd minute of the same half through a header.

Esteban Paredes’ performance positioned him as the most outstanding player of the match. The Santiago Morning forward showed his best level by scoring 1 goal.

Fernando Manríquez also performed well. The Santiago Morning midfielder scored 1 goal.

S. Morning coach Luis Marcoleta presented a 4-2-4 tactical formation with Hernan Munoz in goal; David Tapia, Julian Rodriguez, Diego Opazo and Felipe Alvarado in the defensive line; Cristian Muga and Fernando Manriquez in the middle; and Oscar Ortega, Matias Coronado, Joaquin Barrientos and Kevin Campillay in attack.

For its part, Esteban Valencia’s team came out with a 4-4-2 tactical formation with Yerko Urra between the posts; Agustín Peñailillo, Víctor González, Vicente Concha and Joaquín López in defence; Camilo Nuñez, Fabián Espinoza, Franco Cortés and Matías Abisab in midfield; and Damián González and Julio Castro up front.

Gastón Philippe Noriega was the referee chosen for the match at the La Pintana Municipal Stadium.

In the next match, S. Morning will visit D. Antofagasta and D. Temuco will play at home against U. San Felipe.

The home team is now in sixth place in the championship with 31 points, while the visitors, with 25, are in thirteenth place.

Changes in Santiago Morning
  • 55′ 2T – Joaquin Barrientos came out for Esteban Efrain Paredes Quintanilla
  • 85′ 2T – Kevin Alexander Campillay Alarcón came out for Martín Humberto Arancibia Herrera
Warned in Santiago Morning:
  • 45′ 1T Matias Coronado and 11′ 2T Felipe Alvarado
Changes in Sports Temuco
  • 64′ 2T – Franco Ignacio Cortes Aguirre came out for Diego Sanchez and Fabian Ignacio Espinoza Valenzuela came out for Zederick Daniel Vega Arrieta
  • 74′ 2T – Julio Castro Gutierrez came out for Camilo Andres Melivilú Fuentes
  • 75′ 2T – Matias Alberto Abisab came out for Byron Ariel Bustamante Gamboa and Matias Axel Coronado Fernandez came out for Cesar Alejandro Diaz Huencho
  • 91′ 2T – Joaquin Ernesto Lopez Flores came out for Gustavo Jesus Castro Baeza
Warned by Deportes Temuco:
Expelled from Deportes Temuco:
  • 39′ 2T Vicente Concha (Red card)

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#Santiago #Morning #wins #Deportes #Temuco #late #goal

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Magallanes won 2-0 in the metropolitan derby against Santiago Morning – 2024-08-04 22:14:53

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
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In the match played this Sunday for the 20th round of Chile – Ascenso 2024, Magallanes took the three points against S. Morning. In the 13th minute of the first half, Rodrigo González scored the goal that gave Magallanes the lead, while Joaquín Larrivey sealed the match in the 29th minute of the second half by beating the opposing goalkeeper.

Rodrigo González won applause with his brilliant finish 13 minutes into the first half. After an individual play in the centre, the defender placed it low and at the right post. Impossible for the goalkeeper!

Rodrigo González had a great performance. The Magallanes defender was important in scoring 1 goal.

Felipe Espinoza’s defensive presence was notable in the match. The Magallanes defender was important for repelling 6 dangerous balls.

S. Morning coach Luis Marcoleta presented a 4-3-3 tactical formation with Hernán Muñoz in goal; David Tapia, Diego Opazo, Diego Cerón and John Santander in the defensive line; Sebastián Salazar, Julián Rodriguez and Jaime Carreño in the middle; and Martín Arancibia, Oscar Ortega and Kevin Campillay in attack.

For their part, Ronald Fuentes’ team came out with a 4-3-3 tactical formation with Mathías Bernatene between the posts; Rodrigo González, Matías Vásquez, Alonso Walters and Felipe Espinoza in defence; Tomás Aránguiz, Javier Quiroz and Danilo Catalán in midfield; and Manuel Vicuña, Joaquín Larrivey and Thomas Jones up front.

Juan Sepúlveda Lillo was in charge of supervising the order of play during the match.

In the next match, S. Morning will face AC Barnechea away, while Magallanes will play Santiago Wanderers away.

The home team is now in sixth place in the championship with 28 points, while the visitors are in second place with 33.

Changes in Santiago Morning
  • 38′ 1T – Jaime Matias Carreno Le-Chong came out for Felipe Andre Alvarado Inzunza, Sebastian Salazar came out for Matias Axel Coronado Fernandez and Martin Humberto Arancibia Herrera came out for Cesar Alejandro Diaz Huencho
Warned in Santiago Morning:
  • 21′ 1H Diego Cerón (Unsporting Conduct), 48′ 1H Oscar Ortega (Unsporting Conduct), 8′ 2H Felipe Alvarado (Unsporting Conduct) and 30′ 2H Luis Marcoleta (Unsporting Conduct)
Changes in Magellan
  • 45′ 2T – Alonso Walters came out for Angel Gabriel Cayetano Pirez
  • 62′ 2T – Thomas Luciano Jones Mariani came out for Cristóbal Andrés Jorquera Torres
  • 63′ 2T – Tomas Benjamin Aranguiz Aranguiz came out for Agustin Rodriguez
  • 79′ 2T – Manuel Vicuña came out for Esteban Danilo Neira Ramírez
  • 85′ 2T – Javier Quiroz Nuñez came out for Nicolás Andrés Rivera Faundez
Warned in Magellan:
  • 7′ 2T Angel Cayetano (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

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#Magallanes #won #metropolitan #derby #Santiago #Morning

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With a goal from Lionel Altamirano, D. La Serena beat Santiago Morning by 1 to 0 – 2024-08-01 22:16:36

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
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La Serena celebrated at the Portada stadium for the 19th matchday of the tournament. Lionel Altamirano scored the goal that sealed the fate of the match, in the 13th minute of the second half.

After receiving a cross from Raúl Osorio, the forward shot at goal from the penalty area and beat the opposing goalkeeper, who could do nothing.

The star of the match was Lionel Altamirano. The D. La Serena striker scored 1 goal, shot 7 times at goal against Santiago Morning and made 15 correct passes.

Sebastián Gallegos was also key at the Portada stadium. The D. La Serena midfielder stood out against Santiago Morning as he made 47 correct passes and shot at goal twice.

La Serena coach Erwin Duran lined up a 4-3-3 formation with Eryin Sanhueza in goal; Diego Sanhueza, Enzo Guerrero, Lucas Alarcon and Raul Osorio on the defensive line; Sebastian Diaz, Sebastian Gallegos and Ethan Espinoza in the middle; and Juan Figueroa, Lionel Altamirano and Sebastian Molina in attack.

For their part, Luis Marcoleta’s team played a 4-3-3 strategy with Hernán Muñoz between the posts; David Tapia, Diego Opazo, Diego Cerón and John Santander in defence; Fernando Manríquez, Oscar Ortega and Cristian Muga in the midfield; and Martín Arancibia, Kevin Campillay and César Díaz up front.

The referee designated for the match was Mathías Riquelme Sepúlveda.

La Serena will visit AC Barnechea in the next round, while S. Morning will host Magallanes at the Municipal La Pintana stadium. For S. Morning it will be a special match in this competition, facing its historic rival in the metropolitan derby.

The home team is leading with 45 points, while the visitor reached 28 points and is in sixth place in the tournament.

Changes in D. La Serena
  • 45′ 2T – Enzo Francesco Guerrero Segovia came out for Byron Hector Guajardo Barrera
  • 57′ 2T – Ethan Mauricio Espinoza Martinez came out for Alvaro Alejandro Delgado Sciaraffia and Sebastian Andres Molina Molina came out for Claudio Gerardo Torres Gaete
  • 76′ 2T – Juan Ignacio Figueroa Araya came out for Luckas Benjhamín Carreño Carrera
  • 95′ 2T – Sebastian Agustin Gallegos Berriel came out for Gustavo Fernando Gallardo Avila

Warned in D. La Serena: 35′ 1T Ethan Espinoza (Unsportsmanlike Conduct), 46′ 1T Enzo Guerrero (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) and 40′ 2T Diego Sanhueza (Unsportsmanlike Conduct)

Changes in Santiago Morning
  • 63′ 2T – Martin Humberto Arancibia Herrera came out for Jaime Matias Carreno Le-Chong and Cesar Alejandro Diaz Huencho came out for Matias Axel Coronado Fernandez

Warned in Santiago Morning: 22′ 1T Cesar Diaz (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 24′ 1T John Santander (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 31′ 1T Diego Ceron (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 43′ 1T Martin Arancibia (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 32′ 2T Diego Opazo (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 38′ 2T Jaime Carreno (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 45′ 2T Fernando Manriquez (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Expelled in Santiago Morning: 37′ 1T Cristian Muga (Red card)

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#goal #Lionel #Altamirano #Serena #beat #Santiago #Morning

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