In the match corresponding to date 11 of Chile – Banco Itaú 2024 Championship, Nicolás Johansen scored twice in Coquimbo U.’s victory over Huachipato by 3 to 1. The goals of the match for the local team were scored by Nicolás Johansen (10′ 1T and 11′ 2T) and Bruno Cabrera (18′ 1T). While the away goal was scored by Dylan Oyarzún (35′ 2T).
A great play by Coquimbo U., 10 minutes into the first half, was what moved the scoreboard thanks to Nicolás Johansen. A pass from Dylan Glaby found the forward, who gained position and rose to head the ball and send it to the left post of Zacarías López González.
The best player of the match was Nicolás Johansen. The Coquimbo Unidos attacker scored 2 goals, shot at the opponent’s goal 4 times and made 2 correct passes.
Juan Cornejo stood out for his solid defense. The Coquimbo Unidos defender had a good level by removing 6 balls and clearing 3 dangerous balls.
The match was highlighted by a lot of friction and constant fouls that interrupted the game. There were several reprimands: Claudio Sepúlveda, Leandro Díaz, Alejandro Camargo and Felipe Loyola.
Coquimbo U. coach Esteban González proposed a 4-3-3 formation with Diego Sánchez in goal; Dylan Escobar, Bruno Cabrera, Manuel Fernández and Juan Cornejo on the defensive line; Dylan Glaby, Alejandro Camargo and Luciano Cabral in the middle; and Benjamín Chandia, Nicolás Johansen and Martín Mundaca in the attack.
For its part, Javier Sanguinetti’s team took the field with a 4-3-3 formation with Zacarías López between the three sticks; Felipe Loyola, Imanol González, Benjamín Gazzolo and Leandro Díaz in defense; Claudio Sepúlveda, Jimmy Martínez and Jeisson Vargas in the midfield; and Julián Brea, Maximiliano Rodríguez and Cris Martínez up front.
Cristián Garay Reyes was the referee who directed the match at the Coloso del Llano stadium.
Coquimbo U.’s next game in the championship will be at home against Palestino, while Huachipato will host Unión Española.
With this result, the host of the match reaches 21 points and is in third place. For its part, the visiting team remains at 12 points and is in twelfth place in the tournament.
Changes in Coquimbo Kingdom
- 66′ 2T – Alejandro Maximiliano Camargo Osses left for Sebastian Paolo Galani Villegas
- 67′ 2T – Benjamín Andrés Chandia Miles left for Alejandro Esteban Azócar Machuca
- 90′ 2T – Nicolás Johansen came out for Enzo Adriano Norero Mettifogo
Changes in Huachipato
- 45′ 2T – Claudio Elias Sepulveda Castro for Santiago Fabian Silva Silva, Jeisson Andres Vargas Salazar for Benjamin Vincent Ampuero Barria and Martin Mundaca for Cristopher Jesus Barrera Vergara
- 57′ 2T – Maximiliano Alexander Rodríguez Vejar came out for Jorge Dylan Oyarzún Saravia
- 70′ 2T – Julián Agustín Brea came out for Mario Cristián Osmín Briceño Portilla
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