May 19, 2024, 9:29 PM
May 19, 2024, 9:29 PM
They forgot to score, but the emotions were present. Wilstermann and The Strongest took turns dominating the match, but neither was effective. Rodrigo Amaral, in red, was the one who tried the most, but no goal wanted to open.
Wilstermann and The Strongest tied 0-0 this Sunday in a vibrant match played at the Félix Capriles stadium in Cochabamba, ccorresponding to date 2 of the Clausura Tournament.
The match began with an initial dominance by The Strongest, who had a clear opportunity to open the scoring in the 10th minute after a possible penalty in favor of the tiger. The referee had indicated that there was no infraction against Enrique Triverio, and maintained his decision after reviewing the play in the VAR. Jordy Alemán did not allow himself to be influenced and did not sanction the maximum penalty.
Wilstermann reacted and little by little took control of the game, creating danger in the La Paz goal. At minute 17′, a masterfully executed free kick by Rodrigo Amaral touched the left post of the goal defended by Guillermo Viscarra.
The Cochabambino red continued to dominate the match during the second half, with Rodrigo Amaral as an outstanding figure. The Uruguayan generated the best scoring chances for Wilstermann, but he was unable to convert any of them.
The Strongest, for its part, defended itself with order and knew how to withstand the local offensive gale, rescuing a valuable point from your visit to Cochabamba.
With this tie, Wilstermann remains in third place in the standings with 4 points, while The Strongest is in fourth place with the same 4 points. The goal difference separates them and ranks them behind Aurora (who also has 4).
