On matchday 8, Everton could not turn the score around at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK stadium and lost 4-2 on their visit to U. Española. The goals of the match for the local team were scored by Pablo Aránguiz (25′ 1T), Bastián Yáñez (40′ 2T), Valentin Adamo (46′ 2T) and Diego González (50′ 2T). While the away goals were scored by Rodrigo Contreras (28′ 2T) and Matías Campos (35′ 2T).
A highlight of the match was Matías Campos’ goal in the 35th minute of the second half. After a cross from Rodrigo Contreras to the forward, he was able to finish from the large area and score in the rival goal.
Diego González’s prominence established him as the best player of the match. The Unión Española midfielder scored 1 goal, made 55 correct passes and recovered 7 balls.
Another of the key footballers at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK stadium was Rodrigo Contreras. The Everton striker scored 1 goal, kicked the goal 6 times against Unión Española and gave 11 correct passes.
With some infractions and constant pauses, the game was played between both teams. There were several reprimands: Rodrigo Contreras, Pablo Aránguiz, Benjamín Berríos and Sebastián Pereira.
The coach of U. Española, Miguel Ponce, arranged a 4-4-2 formation on the field with Franco Torgnascioli in goal; Simón Ramírez, Bastián Roco, Jonathan Villagra and Stefano Magnasco on the defensive line; Diego González, Ignacio Núñez, Ariel Uribe and Pablo Aránguiz in the middle; and Fernando Ovelar and Franco Frías in the attack.
For their part, those led by Esteban Solari stood with a 4-4-2 strategy with Ignacio González between the three sticks; Vicente Vega, Sebastián Pereira, Diego Oyarzún and Cristian Riquelme in defense; Álvaro Madrid, Benjamín Berríos, Kevin Méndez and Braian Martínez in the midfield; and Omar Fernández and Rodrigo Contreras up front.
The match at the Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK stadium was directed by referee Rodrigo Carvajal.
For the next date, U. Española will receive D. Copiapó. On the other hand, Everton will visit U. La Calera.
The local team is in third place with 13 points, while the visitor has 11 points and is in seventh place in the tournament.
Changes in the Spanish Union
- 67′ 2T – Fernando Fabian Ovelar Martinez is sent off for Bastian Jean Yanez Miranda
- 78′ 2T – Stefano Magnasco Galindo for Nicolas Ignacio Peñailillo Acuña, Franco Ezequiel Cold for Valentin Nicolas Adamo Reyes and Ignacio Antonio Nunez Estrada for Bruno Ignacio Jauregui Saez
- 93′ 2T – Pablo Mauricio Aránguiz Salazar left for José Danilo Tiznado Contreras
Changes at Everton
- 45′ 2T – Álvaro Alfredo Madrid came out for Felipe Andres Villagran Rivera
- 62′ 2T – Alan Kevin Mendez Olivera went out for Federico Andres Martinez Berroa and Sebastian Rodrigo Pereira Covers for Thomas Pablo Asta-Buruaga Montoya
- 69′ 2T – Omar Andrés Fernández Frasica came out for Matías Rodrigo Campos López
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