Sport Boys 0-0 Unión Comercio (Liga1 I Bet You)
On date 13 of the Apertura Tournament, Sport Boys tied 0-0 against Unión Comercio at the Miguel Grau Stadium in Callao.
Sport Boys came into this match after a tough 0-3 defeat against Lima Alliance in it National Stadium. The ‘Misilera’ is going through a bad streak of 5 games without winning, so the Argentine coach, Fernando Gamboa, was no longer in charge of the pink team. In his replacement, Juan Alayo took charge for this meeting. On the other hand, Unión Comercio is the last one with only one victory in the Liga 1.
The first half belonged to the ‘First Champion’ who generated the best chances of danger. Rafael Lutiger, Christian Techera y Amondarain They had opportunities to open the scoring, but the goalkeeper Ignacio Barrios responded well to keep their clean sheet until half-time.
In the second half, the game became more even with counterattacks from Trade Union. The Argentine forward, Pablo Bueno, in his first intervention, crashed the ball into the crossbar to the misfortune of the ‘porteños’. The box of New Cajamarcaresponded through Hernan Perez who finished the ball against the post.
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However, the chances that Sport Boys achieve victory ended after the expulsion of Amondarain for an attack on Kelvin Sanchez. The last clear chance of the meeting was for the Paraguayan Pérez who hit the post again.
With this result, Sport Boys It is located in 14th place with 12 units and on the next day it will visit FBC Melgar in Arequipa. While Trade Union has 7 points and will play away against United Merchants.
Sport Boys lineup:
DT: Juan Alayo
Steve Rivadeneyra; Edinson Chavez, Maximiliano Amondarain, Rafael Lutiger, Cristian Carbajal, (c) Juan Morales, Jorge Rios, Arly Benites, Cristian Techera, Brandon Palacios and Fabrizio Roca.
Union Comercio Alignment:
DT: Andy Loaiza
Ignacio Barrios; Osama Vinladen, (c) Teodoro Paredes, Carlos Ramirez, Luis Trujillo, Piero Serra, Denilson Vargas, Miguel Carranza, Luis Navea, Hernán Pérez and Héctor Zeta.