At the Luis Navarro Avilés Municipal Stadium, Magallanes achieved an important victory on date 14 of Chile – Achs Salud 2024 Promotion Championship. Magallanes dominated the game to score his first goal with Tomás Aránguiz through a play in the 6th minute of the first half. However, Matías Sandoval managed to equalize the score at minute 32 of the same stage with an execution after a play. Despite the tie, the host team emerged victorious with Joaquín Larrivey scoring, this time from the penalty spot, 30 minutes into the second half.
Ronald Fuentes’ team created danger with a shot by Tomás Aránguiz, 31 minutes into the first stage, which ended up hitting one of the posts.
The best player of the match was Joaquín Larrivey. The Magallanes attacker scored 1 goal, shot at the opponent’s goal 2 times and made 5 correct passes.
Tomás Aránguiz was another of the key players. The Magallanes midfielder scored 1 goal and made 34 correct passes and looked for the opponent’s goal twice.
The match was highlighted by a lot of friction and constant fouls that interrupted the game. There were a large number of reprimands: Julián Alfaro, Jorge Deschamps, Ítalo Müller, Fernando Quiroz, Nicolás Mancilla and David Salazar. Ricardo González Reinoso was sent off for a straight red card in the 75th minute of the second half.
Magallanes coach Ronald Fuentes proposed a 4-3-3 formation with Jorge Deschamps in goal; Nicolás Mancilla, Felipe Espinoza, Rodrigo González and Alonso Walters on the defensive line; Claudio Zamorano, Tomás Aránguiz and Cristóbal Jorquera in the middle; and Julián Alfaro, Joaquín Larrivey and Fabián Abarca in the attack.
For its part, Ricardo González Reinoso’s team took the field with a 4-4-2 formation with Martín Ibacache between the three sticks; Ítalo Müller, Ignacio Meza, Fernando Quiroz and Nelson Guaiquil in defense; Axel León, Gonzalo Jara, Iván Vásquez and Jordan Mella in the midfield; and Hugo Herrera and Matías Sandoval up front.
Magallanes’ next game in the championship will be as a visitor against San Luis, while San Felipe will host San Marcos.
With this result, the host of the match reaches 23 points and is in fourth place. For its part, the visiting team remains at 4 points and is in sixteenth place in the tournament.
Changes in Magellan
- 45′ 2T – Fabián Agustín Abarca Antil came out for Matías Poblete Vásquez
- 58′ 2T – Claudio Ignacio Zamorano Salamanca left for Javier Quiroz Nuñez, Rodrigo Antonio González Catalán for Buddy Galdames and Jordan Mella for Axel Aron Herrera Rojas
- 83′ 2T – Nicolás Ramón Mancilla Hidalgo left for Ángel Gabriel Cayetano Pírez
- 87′ 2T – Cristóbal Andrés Jorquera Torres came out for Danilo Catalán Córdova
Changes in U. San Felipe
- 64′ 2T – Iván Gonzalo Vásquez Quilodrán left for Valentín Demateis and Hugo Alejandro Herrera Gaete for Facundo Leonel Gómez
- 72′ 2T – Matías Sandoval came out for David Andrés Salazar Bustamante
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