Bolívar striker Bruno Miranda is determined to finish as a goalscorer of the Opening tournament of the Professional Division. On Wednesday he scored two goals in his team’s 4-0 victory over Blooming and already has nine goals this season, equaling Facundo Suarez of Oriente Petrolero.
The advantage you have Bruno Miranda is that he continues in competition and he can continue scoring goals, as his team will play the tournament final against The Strongest this Sunday.
For his part, the Argentine Suárez, who was said to have had ten goals, could not play the semifinal phaseless will be able to play the final that is coming, since Oriente Petrolero was eliminated in the quarterfinals at the hands of Bolívar.
Two other players from the La Paz academy are one step lower in the table of gunners. Francisco da Costa and Bruno Sávio have eight goals and they are not ruled out that they can finish the championship as scorers.
Wesley da Silva of Palmaflor and Andrés Chávez of Wilstermann they have also accumulated eight goals, but their teams are no longer in competition.
With seven goals there are three players: Tommy Tobar from Nacional Potosí, Hugo Dorrego from Oriente Petrolero and Gilbert Álvarez from Royal Pari.
With six annotations were Juan Carlos Arce from Always Ready, Jefferson Tavares and Rafael Mollercke from Blooming, Mario Barbery and Maximiliano Núñez from Nacional Potosí, and Joel Amoroso from Royal Pari.
Bolívar striker Bruno Miranda is determined to finish as a goalscorer of the Opening tournament of the Professional Division. On Wednesday he scored two goals in his team’s 4-0 victory over Blooming and already has nine goals this season, equaling Facundo Suarez of Oriente Petrolero.
The advantage you have Bruno Miranda is that he continues in competition and he can continue scoring goals, as his team will play the tournament final against The Strongest this Sunday.
For his part, the Argentine Suárez, who was said to have had ten goals, could not play the semifinal phaseless will be able to play the final that is coming, since Oriente Petrolero was eliminated in the quarterfinals at the hands of Bolívar.
Two other players from the La Paz academy are one step lower in the table of gunners. Francisco da Costa and Bruno Sávio have eight goals and they are not ruled out that they can finish the championship as scorers.
Wesley da Silva of Palmaflor and Andrés Chávez of Wilstermann they have also accumulated eight goals, but their teams are no longer in competition.
With seven goals there are three players: Tommy Tobar from Nacional Potosí, Hugo Dorrego from Oriente Petrolero and Gilbert Álvarez from Royal Pari.
With six annotations were Juan Carlos Arce from Always Ready, Jefferson Tavares and Rafael Mollercke from Blooming, Mario Barbery and Maximiliano Núñez from Nacional Potosí, and Joel Amoroso from Royal Pari.
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