◉ Universitario de Vinto vs. GV San José live: follow the match minute by minute

Result, goals and summary of the match between Universitario de Vinto and GV San José, for matchday 10 of the Bolivian First Division.

Universitario de Vinto and GV San José will face each other in the Bolivian Primera División on Wednesday, August 7. The match will be played at 4:00 p.m. Follow it live.

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Fin

63′ 2H: Universitario de Vinto – Goal from a play by Maximiliano Ezequiel Núñez
44′ 1T: GV San José – Goal from a play by Javier Andrés Sanguinetti

No one managed to take advantage at the Quillacollo Municipal Stadium, in the 1-1 draw between U. de Vinto and San José, on matchday 10 of the Bolivia – Torneo Clausura 2024 tournament.

It was Javier Sanguinetti who gave GV San José the lead in the 44th minute of the first half; however, Maximiliano Núñez equalized the score in the 18th minute of the second half.

A highlight of the match was Maximiliano Núñez’s goal in the 18th minute of the second half. After a cross from Carlos Ribera to the striker, he was able to finish from the penalty area and score in the opponent’s goal.

GV San José lost the chance to take the lead in the 67th minute of the second half, when a ball hit the post, which Gustavo Morales regretted.

Maximiliano Núñez’s performance made him the best player of the match. The Universitario de Vinto striker showed his best level by scoring 1 goal.

Javier Sanguinetti was also key at the Quillacollo Municipal Stadium. The GV San José midfielder stood out against Universitario de Vinto as he scored 1 goal and shot 2 times at goal.

U. de Vinto coach Pablo Godoy placed a 4-3-3 formation on the field with Gustavo Almada in goal; Samuel Guzmán, Joaquín Lencinas, Joel Calicho and Paolo Alcocer on the defensive line; Raúl Castro, Josue Rivas and Daniel Camacho in the middle; and Tommy Tobar, Andrés Llano and Maximiliano Núñez in attack.

For their part, Rolando Carlen’s team played a 4-4-2 strategy with Rodrigo Banegas between the posts; Gonzalo Vaca, Wallace Gomez, Augusto Seimandi and Saul Torres in defense; Victor Melgar, Javier Sanguinetti, Ronaldo Sanchez and Hernan Rodriguez in the midfield; and Brian Sobrero and Tiago Huasna up front.

The match at the Quillacollo Municipal Stadium was refereed by Carlos Arteaga.

On the next date, U. de Vinto will visit San Antonio Bulo Bulo. On the other hand, San José will receive Always Ready.

The home team is in fourth place with 15 points, while the visitor reached 14 points and is in seventh place in the tournament.

Changes at Vinto University

45′ 2T – Daniel Alejandro Camacho Almanza came out for Juan Salvador Bartolomé Mercado Gálvez and Joel Calicho Laime for Carlos Abelardo Ribera Guzmán
70′ 2T – Raul Castro Peñaloza came out for Guilder Cuellar Rosales and Maximiliano Ezequiel Nunez came out for Yerco Rene Vallejos Soreta

Warned at Universitario de Vinto:

19′ 1T Raúl Castro (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 30′ 1T Andrés Llano (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 47′ 1T Daniel Camacho (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 25′ 2T Maximiliano Núñez (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 47′ 2T Carlos Ribera (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 50′ 2T Tommy Tobar (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

Changes in GV San Jose

58′ 2T – Javier Andrés Sanguinetti came out for Andrés Nicolás Landa Medrano
59′ 2T – Nils Andres Huasna Perez came out for Gustavo Adolfo Morales
68′ 2T – Hector Ronaldo Sanchez Camaras came out for Jorge Gaston Comas
78′ 2T – Hernan Luis Rodriguez Rodriguez came out for Jeymer Exander Diaz Borda and Victor Hugo Melgar Bejarano for Rerian Percy Loza

Warned in GV San José:

and 3′ 1T Saúl Torres (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

Expelled in GV San Jose: