U. Catholic

In the match played this Saturday at the Santa Laura Stadium-SEK University, U.Católica and D. Iquique were unable to take advantage despite having scored twice each in the match corresponding to matchday 23.

Deportes Iquique managed to take the lead on the scoreboard with a goal from Bryan Carvallo in the 17th minute of the first half and a shot from Enzo Hoyos (45′ of the same half). The excitement of the match continued with two goals from U. Católica, which managed to leave the final result at a 2-2 draw. First, at 2′ of the second half, it was Gonzalo Tapia who took charge of the ball to convert with a header, and then Branco Ampuero tied things up after a play in the 4th minute of the same half.

The star of the match was Branco Ampuero. The U. Católica defender was important because he scored 1 goal and cleared 2 dangerous balls.

Bryan Carvallo was also key at the Santa Laura-Universidad SEK Stadium. The Deportes Iquique midfielder stood out against U. Católica as he scored 1 goal, made 27 correct passes and kicked 2 times at goal.

U.Católica coach Tiago Nunes lined up a 4-4-2 formation with Thomas Gillier in goal; Branco Ampuero, Daniel González, Alfonso Parot and Cristian Cuevas in the defensive line; César Pinares, Fernando Zuqui, Francisco Arancibia and Jader in the middle; and Gonzalo Tapia and Fernando Zampedri in attack.

For their part, Miguel Ramírez’s team played a 4-3-3 strategy with Daniel Castillo between the posts; Dilan Rojas, Matías Blázquez, Carlos Rodríguez and Ronald De la Fuente in defense; Agustín Nadruz, Bryan Carvallo and Enzo Hoyos in the midfield; and César González, Steffan Pino and Edson Puch up front.

The referee designated for the match was Felipe González Alveal.

U.Católica will visit Colo Colo in the next round, while D. Iquique will host Huachipato at the Tierra de Campeones stadium.

The home team is in third place with 39 points, while the visiting team reached 36 points and is in fifth place in the tournament.

Changes at Catholic University

• 45′ 2T – Francisco Andres Arancibia Silva came out for Bryan David Gonzalez Guzman, Cesar Ignacio Pinares Tamayo for Clemente Jose Montes Barroilhet and Jader Barbosa da Silva Gentil for Eugenio Esteban Mena Reveco
• 77′ 2T – Cristian Alejandro Cuevas Jara came out for Juan Francisco Rossel Corozo

Warned at Catholic University:

• 26′ 1T Alfonso Parot (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

Changes in Iquique Sports

• 78′ 2T – Bryan Andres Carvallo Utreras came out for Joaquin Ignacio Moya Fuentes, Cesar Alejandro Gonzalez Ramirez for Ruben Ignacio Farfan Arancibia, Enzo Santiago Ariel Hoyos for Diego Nicolas Fernandez Castro and Dilan Matias Rojas Barrientos for Diego Felipe Andres Orellana Medina

Warned in Deportes Iquique:

• 9′ 2T Matías Blázquez (Unsporting Conduct), 20′ 2T Steffan Pino (Unsporting Conduct) and 36′ 2T Diego Orellana (Unsporting Conduct)

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