◉ Danube vs. Peñarol live: I followed the game minute by minute

Result, goals and summary of the match Danubio vs. Peñarol, on the 8th of the First Division in Uruguay.

Danubio and Peñarol will face each other in the First Division in Uruguay on Wednesday, October 16. The game will be played at 3.00pm Follow it live.

Danube

Penol

Fin

90′ 2T: Peñarol – Goal free kick by Leonardo Cecilio Fernández López

The duel between Danubio and Peñarol, played on date 8 of the Uruguay tournament – Torneo Clausura 2024 at the Jardines del Hipódromo stadium, ended in favor of the visiting team with a score of 0-1. It was in the 45th minute of the second half when Leonardo Fernández Peñarol scored the only goal of the game.

Leonardo Fernández was the best player of the match. The midfielder of Peñarol scored 1 goal and looked for the opponent’s goal 4 times.

Leonardo Sequeira also stood out at the Jardines del Hipódromo stadium. The attacker Peñarol shot the opposing goal 3 times.

Danubio coach Alejandro Apud Varela suggested a 4-5-1 formation with Mauro Goicoechea in goal; Emiliano Ancheta, Ignacio Brazionis, Guillermo Fratta and Matías Fracchia on the defensive line; Santiago Romero, Leandro Sosa, Mateo Peralta, Maximiliano Cantera and Cristhian Tizón in the middle; and Sebastián Fernández in the attack.

For his part, Diego Aguirre’s team took the field with a 4-5-1 formation with Washington Aguerre between the three sticks; Pedro Milans, Javier Méndez, Guzmán Rodriguez and Maximiliano Olivera in defense; Damián García, Rodrigo Pérez Casada, Javier Cabrera, Leonardo Fernández and Alan Medina in midfield; and Maximiliano Silvera in front.

The match was refereed by Mathías De Armas at the Jardines del Hipódromo stadium.

Danubio’s next game in the championship will be as a visitor against Cerro Largo, while Peñarol will host Boston River.

With this result, the host of the game reaches 15 points and is in fourth place. For his part, the visiting team remains at 17 points and they are the leader.

Changes in the Danube

63′ 2T – Luis Leandro Sosa Otermín left for Luis Enrique Femia Rios
76′ 2D – Matías Fracchia Moreira left for Santiago Ezequiel Etchebarne Peressini and Bruno Sebastián Fernández Miglierina for Lucas Martin Sanseviero Perez
93′ 2D – Cristhian Andrés Tizón Correa left for Nicolás Blandi and Marcos Maximiliano Cantera Mora for Hober Gabriel Leyes Viera

Reprimanded in the Danube:

13′ 2T Leandro Sosa (Holding the opponent to prevent him from going forward), 34′ 2T Santiago Romero (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 39′ 2T Ignacio Brazionis (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

Deportation in the Danube:

43′ 2T Santiago Romero (Red for double yellow)

Changes in Peñarol

45′ 2T – Sergio Damián García Graña went to Gastón Exequiel Ramírez Pereyra and Alan Damián Medina Silva to Leonardo Exequiel Sequeira
68′ 2T – Maximiliano Martín left Olivera Andrea for Lucas Camilo Hernández Perdomo and Marcelo Javier Cabrera Rivero for Facundo Agustín Batista Ochoa
85′ 2T – Maximiliano Joaquin Silvera Cabo came on for Matheus Barcelos da Silva

Reprimanded in Peñarol: