Freedom and the behavior of shouting Champion

@Libertad_Guma

Asunción, IP Company.-The gumarelo received the Apertura match, a tribute to Iván Almeida of the Paraguayan Soccer Affiliation, attaining the tri-championship, and reaching its twenty fifth conquest in Paraguayan soccer.

Within the decisive match they beat Olimpia 3 to 1, with targets from Rubén Lezcano, Oscar Cardozo and Antonio Bareiro, Richard Ortiz scored for the crew.

In one other match, Cerro Porteño defeated Nacional 2-0, however it was not sufficient to win the title, leaving it with the vice championship.

The albinegro reaches the three-time championship, because it was topped champion of final 12 months’s Apertura and Clausura, additionally with this championship it reaches 5 in a row, as a result of it was topped champion of the Paraguay Cup and the Paraguay Tremendous Cup, 2023 version.

Libertad added 48 factors in 22 appearances, the product of 14 wins, 6 attracts and a pair of losses. These led by Ariel Galeano scored 42 targets and conceded 16, his crew was the best scorer within the championship and the one which conceded the fewest targets all through this Apertura 2024.

Particulars

Olympia 1 – 3 Freedom

Stadium: ueno Defenders of the Chaco Referee: Derlis Lopez. Assistants: Carmelo Candia and Stephen Testta. Fourth referee: Marco Franco. VAR: Fernando Lopez. AVAR: Milciades Saldivar. Objectives: 75′ Richard Ortiz (O); 11′ Ruben Lezcano, 69′ Oscar Cardozo and 90′ + 3′ Antonio Bareiro (L). Warned: 68′ Saul Salcedo and 82′ Hugo Benitez (O); 41′ Ivan Franco and 62′ Matthias Espinoza (L).

Lineups:

Olympia (1): John Spinola; Cesar Olmedo (46′ Carlos Espinola), Hugo Benitez, Saul Salcedo and Fernando Roman; Rodney Redes (67′ Erik Lopez), Alex Franco, Richard Ortiz and Alan Cano (46′ Hugo Fernandez); Lucas Pratto (67′) and Derlis Gonzalez (80′). DT.: Martin Palermo.

Freedom (3): Rodrigo Morínigo; Iván Ramírez, Diego Viera, Néstor Giménez and Matías Espinoza; Hernesto Caballero (52′ Ángel Lucena), Lucas Sanabria, Rubén Lezcano (86′ Alejandro Silva) and Iván Franco (86′ Antonio Bareiro); Rodrigo Villalba (52′ Lorenzo Melgarejo) and Roque Santa Cruz (57′ Óscar Cardozo). Coach: Ariel Galeano.