Under the rain the Devil woke up.
When they needed it most to get away from the relegation zone, Ñublense won a solid 3-0 victory over Huachipato at the Nelson Oyarzún Arenas stadium, in the framework of the pending duel that sealed the first round.
Mario Salas’ team produced one of its best presentations, showing defensive solidity, quick transitions, great offensive volume and forcefulness.
On a fast court, which despite the intense rain responded greatly to the hustle and bustle of the dynamic match, Rojo surpassed its rival from start to finish.
Mario Salas was right with his proposal.
It included four defenders, two mixed midfielders with a lot of removal and a clean start, and on paper, four players with the stamp of attackers.
And it worked for him. Because in the inside game and on the wings, he blurred Huachipato. With the speed and overflows of Bayron Oyarzo.
It was the leader himself who opened the scoring at 36′ after a notable personal play. Salas’ team was able to increase the score by closing the first half, but they lacked finesse to defeat Martín Parra,
However, in the complement, Ñublense knew how to make the difference.
At 66′, defender Osvaldo Bosso made it 2-0 after a cross that hit the far post.
Huachipato tried to react, but the local defense had no cracks. The final 3-0 came at the feet of Jovany Canpusamo, who sent a low right foot from outside the area to overcome the resistance of the steel goalkeeper.
With this result, Ñublense closed the first round in ninth place with 19 points, 5 away from the South American Cup spot and 5 away from the relegation zone.
“It was a solid game. We were an aggressive team in recovering the ball. The players understood the game very well and played it very well on a fast court due to the weather. The players made good decisions in a great performance,” concluded Mario Salas.
The Chilanejo team will have a few days off and will return to training in the middle of the Copa América development with their minds set on the second round.
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