Luis Guilherme This Wednesday he became the hero of the Palm trees by scoring the goal that meant his team’s 2-3 victory on their visit to the Valley Independent for the third date of group F of the Libertadores Cup.
Guilherme scored with a shot from great distance that made a perfect curve so that the ball entered the right side of goalkeeper Moisés Ramírez, in the last action of the game (95).
Independiente del Valle took the lead with goals from Kendry Páez, at 12 minutes, and by Michael Hoyos, at 38 minutes, but Palmeiras scored through Endrick, at minute 45+2, and Lázaro Vinícius scored the tie at 81 minutes .
Although the Valle team was the great dominator of the first half and much of the second, it wasted several chances with failed shots by its attackers, while Palmeiras achieved the ones it generated to remain in first place in the group, with 7 points.
Páez showed off all his talent to break the rival goal, after weaving an action with Anthony Landázuri and the Argentine Cristian Zabala, he finished with his left leg and the ball went into the right side of the Weverton goalkeeper.
The ball was once again driven by the great talent of Páez towards Hoyos who scored the second goal with a precise turn of his head to change the trajectory of the ball and introduce it on the other side of where Weverton was waiting.
Palmeiras came out of the bullpen and from the left side Joaquín Piquerez launched a cross between defender Richard Schunke and goalkeeper Moisés Ramírez that took a while to come out; Endrick needed to head in the middle of the two and score the goal.
As soon as the second half began, Mateo Carabajal missed the third goal for Independiente del Valle, his header shot over the crossbar, after a corner kick from Páez.
Lázaro Vinícuis, who had replaced Endrick, received a pass between the lines from José Manuel López and with a low shot sent the ball into the Ecuadorian goal through the legs of goalkeeper Ramírez.
Independiente increased their attacks, creating chances to score the third, but the anxiety and lack of aim of their attackers clouded their options.
When it seemed that a tie was the final result, Guilherme took a shot with great power and placement from about 32 meters, which stopped the local goalkeeper, in the last play of the match.
– Datasheet:
2. Independent of the Valley: Moses Ramirez; Anthony Landazuri, Matthew Carabajal, Richard Schunke, Beder Caicedo; Joao Ortiz, Christian Zabala (m.77, Patrick Market), Renato Ibarra (m.77, Keny Arroyo), Kendry Paez; Romario Ibarra (m.55, Yaimar Medina) and Michael Hoyos (m.55, Renzo Lopez).
Coach: Javier Gandolfi.
3. Palm trees: Weaverton; Mark Rocha, Gustave Gomez, Luan (m.77, Vanderlan); Joaquin Piquerez, Hannibal Brown, Richard Rios, Mayke (65, Luis Guilherme), Rapahel Veiga (65, Stephen); Roni (m.78, Jose Manuel Lopez) and Endrick (m.77, Lazarus Vinicius).
Coach: Abel Ferreira.
Goals: 1-0, p.12: Kendry Paez. 2-0 m.38: Michael Holes. 2-1, m.45+2: Endrick. 2-2, m.81: Lazarus Vinicius. 2-3, m.95: Louis William.
Referees: Cristian Garay, from Chile, cautioned Ortiz, Caicedo, Vanderlan and Ríos.
Incidents: Match on the third date of group F of the Copa Libertadores, played this Wednesday at the Banco Guayaquil stadium, owned by Independiente del Valle. EFE
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