Assumption.- Rubio Ñu, with a practical game and good positioning on the field, took the three points against an Olimpia that did not know how to capitalize on the ball possession. Celso González was the author of the only goal of the match, fifteen minutes into the first period, with a superb header after a corner from the right side of the green and white attack.
All eyes were on the new Olimpia, which generates a lot of expectations at the start of each championship. From the start of the match, the franjeado imposed an overwhelming game against a very good team from Ñuense, which in the face of the opponent’s ailments knew how to defend itself and quickly counterattack.
But the onslaught of Pumpido’s team was diluted as the first quarter of an hour approached, and it was precisely at 14 minutes that after a corner executed by the right wing of Rubio’s attack, came a tremendous header from Celso González Ferreira, unstoppable for Campestrini, to decree the 1-0.
Olimpia, hurt by the goal conceded, came out furiously to try to equalize the actions but the defense of Solalinde’s team, with an inspired Manzur, managed to control the offensive actions of the franjeado. Olimpia was already a team that insisted both on the right and on the left with Vargas passing and trying to overflow on the right and Guerreño doing the same on the left. That’s how the first half ended.
In the second half, Para Uno’s team went all out in search of a draw, but they abused the front balls and crosses, thus making the work of Santilli and his defense easier. Nery Pumpido took risks and from the start of the second half he sent Ivan Torres onto the field for Carlos Guerreño, but the game for the franjeados did not change much.
Although they had the absolute dominance of the match, they lacked the forcefulness to show their superiority on the field, especially in ball possession. At 77, Diego Ciz received a double warning and consequently a red card after a foul.
That’s how the match ended, with Olimpia dominating but very repetitive when attacking, always finding Mario Santilli well positioned and not to mention the defense of the Ñuense team. A jolt for Olimpia at the start of the Championship and a start on the right foot for a Rubio Ñu in need of points to avoid relegation.
Synthesis:
Defenders of Chaco Stadium
Arbitrator: Mario Diaz de Vivar.
Lines: Dario Gaona and Hugo Martinez.
Blonde Wildebeest: 19 Mario Santilli, 20 Diego Ciz, 21 Julio Manzur, 22 Celso Gonzalez Ferreira (Cap), 23 Robert Piris Damotta, 24 Santiago Irala, 25 Gustavo Gimenez, 26 Pablo Espinoza, 27 Nery Cardozo, 28 Claudio Correa, 29 Juan Nunez. DT: Alice Solalinde.
Olympiad: 17 Christian Campestrini, 5 Salustiano Candia, 15 Herminio Miranda, 19 Carlos Rolon, 20 Wildo Alonso, 6 Claudio Vargas, 14 Eduardo Aranda, 16 Christian Riveros, 21 Carlos Guerreño, 10 Juan M. Salgueiro, 8 Christian Ovelar. DT: Nery Pumpido.
Gol: 14′ Celso González Ferreira (RÑ).
Cautioned: Julio Manzur, Diego Ciz, Pablo Espinoza, Santiago Irala, all from Rubio Ñu; Carlos Javier Acuña (Olimpia)
Expelled: Diego Ciz, for a double warning, received the red card at 77 minutes of play.
Santaní comes in treading hard:
In another match that closed the first date of the Apertura, the youngest team in the category, Deportivo Santaní, beat the newly promoted Sportivo San Lorenzo 2-0. Wilson Leiva and Rodrigo Teixeira scored the goals for the Tapiracuai team. The game was played in the city of Itauguá, in front of a massive crowd.
(fuente: apf)
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2024-08-12 04:34:43
