May 20, 2023, 9:59 PM
May 20, 2023, 9:59 PM
The Strongest went from less to more, before a very uncomfortable Vaca Díez. The Pandino team played great football during the first 45 minutes, where they not only tied the game fairly, but also put the local team in trouble. The locals took advantage of the initial moments of each half, and complied as locals to add three.
At 5′ it was 1-0. Enrique Triverio combed a cross that came from a corner, and managed to beat the rival goalkeeper. The ball had traveled to the top of the six-yard box, and the striker changed direction. Great goal for the tabby advantage.
Vaca Díez tied at 41′. Juan Vogliotti headed in after a cross from the left wing, the shot hit the crossbar, and on the rebound the Argentine again defined for the 1-1. The VAR analyzed the play for several minutessince they considered a possible offside by a player from the visit, but finally they awarded the goal.
The Strongest came out in the second half with other intentions. The team from La Paz attacked with intensity, and was rewarded at 50′. After a great collective play, armed from the defenders, Triverio celebrated again with a low cross from the left of Sotomayor. Enrique shot first and crossed the shot to make it 2-1.
At 77 ‘The Strongest headed for victory. Sotomayor and Triverio used the successful formula, and after a cross and ‘combed’ at the near post, Israel Peña made a save with good reflexes, but could no longer do anything before the rebound that was left for Michael Ortega. 3-1 at the end of the game.
Jeyson Chura put the icing on the cake. The attacker received inside the area and took his shot to the right post of the visiting goalkeeper. Thus came the final 4-1 at 89′.
Vaca Díez was turning off his football and intentions with the passing of the minutes. The Strongest convinced his people and convinced himself already with the upper hand. During the 0-0, and even the 1-0 against, the Pandino team had many lights and kept the match even at the height of La Paz.
The La Paz team added three units, and escaped even further at the top of the League. Those of ‘Pampa’ Biaggio add 30 units in 13 games played, and are followed by Nacional Potosí (25), and Real Santa Cruz (22). The tabbys now think of Libertadores, where they will have to face Fluminense during the week.
For the league tournament, the pointer will seek to maintain the lead and move further away during the next date, when he visits Always Ready on Sunday, May 28. Vaca Díez, on the other hand, should receive Oriente Petrolero on Monday the 29th in Pando.
