Potosi Nacional (3-1) defeated San Antonio Spurs and ranked second from the bottom

Potosi Nacional is second from the bottom in the standings With the victory this Friday against San Antonio (3-1), they won the Clausura Championship. The tenth match was played at the Victor Agustín Ugarte Stadium in Villa Real, with the referee being Gildo Quinta from La Paz.

Potosi representatives now have 11 units and climbed to eleventh place, one place above their current rivals, who have 10 points to spare.

The first clear scoring chance came from local striker Martin Prost When the first quarter of an hour ended, the Argentine striker received a corner kick and hit the ball onto the crossbar. Goalkeeper Junio ​​Vera had been beaten.

Not long after Diego Hoyos (21′) also hit the crossbar A shot from outside the penalty area almost hit the crescent. The goal for the Potosi team was ripe.

Nacional was tracking the visitors’ goal until they managed to open the scoring thanks to a mistake by goalkeeper Villa, who tried to step on the ball but it escaped under pressure from Eric Correa, who was there Hugo Rojas (31′) hit him first to make it 1-0.

The local team widened the gap in the second quarter. But Prost (56′) didn’t do much better with his shot, as he was left alone in front of the goalkeeper after Rojas’ low pass from the left.

Without fail was Saulo Guerra (65′), He took the free kick brilliantly from the line and scored a truly fantastic goal.

The Kuomintang made more contributions and won the third place Correa (81′) scores with his left foot. The Colombian received a first-time pass from Victor Abrego, who had come on to replace Rojas, who had been stretchered off the pitch minutes earlier due to injury.

Rancho Guitarra’s victory seemed certain, but the Apertura Championship winner closed the gap Louis Ariel Jardine (84′) scored with a header. What is striking about this case is that the goalscorer had come on a minute earlier to replace Ivan Vaivata and this was the first time he had touched the ball.

In the final minutes, there are some rough edges and Football becomes unstablebut 3-1 is no longer moving.

Let’s remember that the Potosi national team terminated the contract with head coach Alberto Illanes on Thursday. Therefore, Dale Gutierrez temporarily leads the Rancho Guitará team, although it is known that former Always Ready coach, Colombian Frapbio Torres, will take charge of the first team.