Cerro Porteño received Sol de América today at Nueva Olla for date 3.
The azulgrana team was superior in wide passages, so much so that they wasted at least three unbeatable chances in the shoes of Bolivian Marcelo Moreno Martins, debutant Gabriel Báez and Ángel Cardozo Lucena.
Sol de América took out the occasional counter to annoy his rival and things began to get complicated at the end of the first stage with the expulsion of Cristian Núñez, who saw two yellow cards, in less than five minutes, and the consequent red card.
El Ciclón, who pressed and pressed, saw the fruit of their effort seconds before going into the break with Fernando Ovelar’s goal (45’+4′).
?? 19 passes and ball into the net! This was the goal by Barça player Fernando Ovelar.
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The dancing DT, Pablo Guiñazú, tried to stimulate offensive production with the departure of veteran Santiago Salcedo and the entry of Argentine Cristian Duma for the complementary.
Although Sol put his will into the process, Cerro Porteño led the way to victory with a scandal shot by Argentine Federico ‘Pachi’ Carrizo for 2-0 (61′) and the expulsion of Rodrigo Alborno after seeing the double yellow and leaving the Blues with 9 on the court (71′).
? What a goal! ?Long-distance defined Carrizo for the second azulgrana.
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Final and Barça victory. Cerro Porteño holds 9 integers out of a possible 9 and is alone at the head of the classification, with more than positive sensations.
And the reality of Sol is already becoming worrying. He does not raise his head, his performance is in a tailspin and it will not be long before he begins to think about his chances of fighting for relegation in the average table.
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