On matchday 3 of group G, forward Walter Bou scored twice and helped in Granate’s 2-0 victory over Metro FC. The forward took charge of opening the scoring in favor of his team in the 28th minute of the first half with a goal from a play. The definition of the game came in the 34th minute of the same stage, when Walter Bou once again beat the rival goalkeeper.
A highlight of the match was Walter Bou’s goal in the 28th minute of the first half. After an individual play on the right, the forward shot at the goal from the large area and placed the ball to the left post of the goalkeeper, who could do nothing.
Felipe Peña Biafore hit the post and missed the opportunity to increase the difference in the 43rd minute of the first half.
The prominence of José María Canale established him as the best player of the match. The Lanús defender was important for taking 11 balls out of the danger area.
Another of the key footballers in the Coloso de Los Chaguaramos was Walter Bou. The Lanús forward scored 2 goals, kicked the goal 3 times against Metropolitanos and made 11 correct passes.
With many fouls, it was an intense match with many interruptions on the court. There were several reprimands: Walter Bou, Walter Araujo, Francisco Bareiro, Robert Garcés and Robinson Flores.
Metro FC coach, José María Morr, had a 3-5-2 formation on the field with Álvaro Villete in goal; Steven Pabón, Jhon Chancellor and Jean Fuentes on the defensive line; Robert Garcés, Anthony Graterol, Walter Araujo, Robinson Flores and Jayson Martínez in the middle; and Marco Bustillo and Francisco Bareiro in the attack.
For their part, those led by Ricardo Zielinski stood with a 4-4-2 strategy with Alan Aguerre between the three sticks; Braian Aguirre, José María Canale, Abel Luciatti and Julio César Soler in defense; Raúl Loaiza, Felipe Peña Biafore, Nery Domínguez and Marcelino Moreno in the midfield; and Walter Bou and Leandro Díaz up front.
The match at the Coloso de Los Chaguaramos was directed by referee Jhon Ospina Londoño.
On the next date, Metro FC will visit Cuiabá. On the other hand, Granate will visit Deportivo Garcilaso.
Lanús is placed first in Group G with 7 points. While Metro FC, in last place in the table, needs to add no matter what.
Changes in Metropolitans
- 4′ 1T – Steven Jesús Pabón Delgao left for Marlin Fabian Angulo Cuero
- 45′ 2T – Walter Ramón Araujo Molinas left for David Alejandro Zalzman Guevara and Jayson Alfredo Martínez Vásquez for Jhon Lorens Marchán Cordero
- 73′ 2T – Robert Alexander Garcés Sánchez left for Emerson Eduardo Ruiz Rojas
- 86′ 2T – Jhon Carlos Chancellor Cedeño came out for Ervin Vladimir Zorrilla Perez
Changes in Lanús
- 12′ 1T – Leandro Nicolás Díaz left for Augusto Diego Lotti
- 64′ 2T – Damián Marcelino Moreno came out for Luciano Boggio
- 81′ 2T – José María Canale Domínguez left for Maximiliano González and Braian Nahuel Aguirre for Ramiro Angel Carrera
BBC-NEWS-SRC: IMPORTING DATE: 2024-04-26 02:00:01