Pumas, with Piero Quispe, tied 2-2 against Necaxa on date 4 of the Liga MX Clausura Tournament – Credits: Getty Images.
Pumas tied 2-2 with Nexaca at the Estadio Olimpico Universitario in Mexico City for matchday 4 of Liga MX. Peruvian midfielder Piero Quispe repeated his starting role and had several dangerous actions in the opposite goal. Likewise, they hope that he can continue finding the level that made him shine in Peru.
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Ulíses Rivas (42′) and Lisandro Magallán (52′) scored the goals for the ‘Auriazul’ team. But Édgar Méndez (49′) and José Paradela (54′) were in charge of putting parity away from home. Jair Cortés, of the ‘rays’, was sent off (79′) and left his team with 10 men.
Piero Quispe played until the 74th minute with Pumas, which with the result was placed in fifth position with 7 points, 3 behind the leader Monterrey. Their next rival will be the powerful Tigres (3rd), on Saturday, February 3 at 8:00 p.m. in Peru.
The Peruvian started again with Pumas, this time in the tie for date 4 of the Clausura Tournament. (Video: TUDN).
The university team will arrive with a great emotional boost after beating Pachuca 3-1 last day. The attacker Eduardo ‘Toto’ Salvio was the figure of the match by scoring a double. Midfielder Ulises Rivas scored the third to achieve the victory at home.
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His rival on duty, for his part, remains undefeated at the start of this tournament. He drew goalless against América last Saturday in a confrontation that culminated in one sending off per side; In this way, he recorded his third consecutive match without knowing defeat. Previously, they defeated Atlas and Puebla.
It will be a direct crossing to remain among the first places in the Clausura of the Mexican championship. Quispe’s squad is in sixth place with 6 points, while the ‘electricians’ are fourth with seven points.
Pumas beat Pachuca 3-1 in Liga MX. (TUDN)
The referee will give the opening whistle in Pumas vs Necaxa at 9:00 p.m. in Mexico. While it will start at 10:00 p.m. in Peru, the United States, Colombia and Ecuador; at 11:00 p.m. in Paraguay, Bolivia and Venezuela; and at 00:00 hours in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Chile.
The actions of the confrontation for the First Division of Mexico will be transmitted by the TUDN and ViX signal. Likewise, football fans will be able to find out about all the goals, details and incidents through the Infobae website.
– Pumas: Julio González; Jesús Rivas, Nathan Silva, Lisandro Magallán, Adrián Aldrete; Ulises Rivas, Jesús Caicedo; Eduardo ‘Toto’ Salvio, Piero Quispe, César ‘Chino’ Huerta; Guillermo Martínez. DT: Gustavo Lema.
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– Necaxa: Ezekiel Unsain; Emily Martinez, Alexis Rock, Alan Montes, Augustine Oliveros; Bryan Garnica, Fernando Maple, Diego Gomez, Heriberto Jurado; Jose Paradela, Richard Monreal. DT: Edward Fentanes.
The former Universitario player played his second game with the Pumas shirt, the first as a starter, because he previously entered the loss against Atlético San Luis. The ’10’ had a good performance to the point of being praised in the ‘Aztec’ country.
For example, his coach Gustavo Lema highlighted it in a post-match press conference. The 55-year-old Argentine explained why Piero Quispe was a first baseman in the victory against Pachuca and praised a specific characteristic of his.
“Piero starts because from day one he arrived, he showed everything we knew he had and what the fans demanded of us. Today it was his turn and we already saw it this week, we had no doubts that he was going to do well, because he has a terrible personality,” he said last Sunday.
Piero Quispe added 67 minutes in Pumas vs Pachuca for Liga MX – Credits: Getty Images.
Pumas UNAM will try to break Necaxa’s supremacy in the last five matches. The team that Piero Quispe makes up has only been able to do so once. This happened on July 17, 2022 when he beat his opponent by the slightest difference thanks to Adrián Aldrete’s goal.
From that moment on, he fell twice in a row. In the Clausura of last season (3-1) and in the Apertura (1-0) of the current campaign. Both were played on the ‘electric’ field. Will the Peruvian and company be able to break the losing streak and climb positions in the table?