Libertad Gran Mamoré won and goes for the Simón Bolívar Cup title

Libertad Gran Mamoré goes for the Simón Bolívar Cup title after eliminating Santa Cruz in the semifinals on September 24. The Benianos won the ticket for the final after drawing (3-3) in the rematch match, this Monday night, at the Félix Capriles stadium in Cochabamba.

The authors of the goals for Libertad Gran Mamoré, which is technically directed by Cristian Reynaldo, were Jorge Vargas (33′), Yonathan Raborga (50′) and Miguel Mauricio Mendoza (83′).

The goals for September 24 arrived through striker Ronaldo Monteiro (54′, 87′ and 96′ penalty), but they were not enough to change the history of this key.

In the first leg, which was played on Friday at the same sports venuethe Benianos had won by 5-3 to the pupils of Ronald Justiniano.

In the final, to be played on Thursday in Cochabamba, Libertad Gran Mamoré will compete against Vaca Díez de Pando, which means that a new department will have a team in the Professional Division in 2023.

The Simón Bolívar Cup champion will be promoted directly to the Professional Division and the runner-up will play the indirect match against Universitario de Sucre.