Universidad Católica visits the Sausalito stadium to face Everton de Viña del Mar in one of the most interesting duels of the first date of the 2023 national championship.
On Sunday day, Catholic University will travel to Viña del Mar to give life to his debut in the national championship once morest Evertonin one of the best duels of the first date of the tournament.
Those led by ariel holan They move to the Fifth Region for their premiere in the Chilean contest, with a team that is still looking for its consolidation and with new renowned faces such as Franco Di Santos, Eugenio Mena y Guillermo Burdisso.
However, not everything is harmony in the squad of the foothillssince the departure of Clement Montes in advance and the termination of the contract of Felipe Gutierrez.
That is why victory is important to Crusadersto clear all sensation of uncertainty facing what will be the challenges they will have in the first stage of the season.
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For his part, Everton arrives with a hard-working team, with the same foundations as last season, where they were one of the most regular casts throughout the year.
The incorporation of Sebastian ‘Tree’ Saez in front, it gives them a different firepower than the year 2022, so in this semester They will be a tough team to beat.
The output of Alex Ibacache a San Lorenzoseems to be the strongest for the scaffolding of the game that it imposes on the court Francisco Meneghiniso they must consolidate the sides, so as not to suffer the passes that promise Mauricio Isla and Eugenio Mena on the visit.
A duel is agreed for this Sunday at 12:00 p.m. at Sausalito Stadium.
Focused on our debut once morest Universidad Católica for the #CampeonatoBetsson????! #VamosEverton ????????⚽️ pic.twitter.com/qxIoRWLppa
— Everton from Vina del Mar (@evertonsadp) January 21, 2023
We left, ladies and gentlemen! ????
Tomorrow the National Championship starts for us, and #Crusaders We are already on our way to the Valparaíso Region ????
Let’s go the Catholic! ⚪???? pic.twitter.com/vgfCX5XAoP
– Catholic University (@Cruzados) January 21, 2023
