Both teams must adjust their game to get a win in this new round of the championship. The visitors enter the match after a home defeat in their last match. For their part, the hosts of this round managed only one point with the 2-2 draw in the previous match.
In their previous visit, Palestino tied 2-2 with Huachipato. In the last 4 games of the current tournament, they have generated 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss, with 11 goals scored and 6 on target.
Ñublense was not satisfied with the score and lost 1 to 2 against Colo Colo. With a rather irregular record in the last 4 games played, 2 wins and 2 draws, they have scored 4 goals and have conceded 3.
The home team is in seventh place and has 33 points (9 GP – 6 D – 7 PP), while the visitors have 27 points and are in ninth place in the tournament (7 GP – 6 D – 9 PP).
Referee Juan Sepúlveda Lillo was in charge of supervising the game at the Imperial stadium in La Cisterna.
Palestinian Formation Today
Coach Lucas Bovaglio deployed a 4-3-3 formation with Cesar Rigamonti defending the goal; Ian Garguez, Ivan Roman, Cristian Suarez and Dilan Zuniga as defenders; Ariel Martinez, Misael Davila and Joe Abrigo in the midfield; with Bryan Carrasco, Gonzalo Sosa and Jonathan Benitez as attackers.
Ñublense’s line-up today
For his part, Mario Salas came out to play with a 4-3-3 formation, with goalkeeper Nicola Pérez; Osvaldo Bosso, Carlos Labrín, Rafael Caroca, Giovanni Campusano as defenders; Lorenzo Reyes, Flavio Moya and Manuel Rivera as midfielders; and Matías Plaza, Patricio Rubio and Ismael Sosa as forwards.
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