Marathon could not use the place. He indicated a draw Lobos UPN that leaves them in last place of group A in the northern zone. This situation ensures that the greens always have a chance to qualify in the following matches, but if they continue with this type of football, it will not adapt them.
The greens started the game well, aggressively from the first ball. They had already scored at 5 in the first half. An individual game of the youngster’s left wing Adrian Ramirez removing two marks to send a cross was well connected with a header from Kevin Hoyos to defeat Celio Valladares.
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Everything made it look like that of Hector Vargas They would be overwhelming, but the UPN got up well, multiplied in defense making the Vargas youth look bad, who had to reshuffle the team because the match looked bad. And yes, I paint badly because 23 minutes after a free kick an erroneous attack appeared Jairo Rochez to rebound the tying run.
After this action, the UPN improved a lot, but Denovan Torres found a good reputation. He made two great covers that were fundamental so they didn’t lose with a defeat to Lobos who have never beat the Emeralds in the short league step.
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In the complement, Héctor Vargas moved the board. He entered all the heavyweights that had lain: Edwin Solani, Carlo Costly, Emilio Izaguirre, Jeffry Miranda and Bryan Castillo, the latter had come to star against Portland, but they didn’t stretch and they couldn’t decipher the college that closed them step down.
This draw was finally a breath of fresh air for the UPN who added 14 points and are starting to rise in the middle group where Olimpia and Motagua fight for the lead. The play-offs will be contested with Real Sociedad, who have it close. In the case of the north, Marathón added 10 points, one less than Platense, who was left with 11.
Now Héctor Vargas’ team is preparing to leave for Portland on Sunday and take on the Concacaf Champions League, where they will be forced to win or draw with more than three goals to dream of the quarter-finals after the 11th draw in San Pedro Sula last Tuesday.
GAME SHEET
Marathon (1): Denovan Torres; Walter Ramírez, Mathías Techera, José Carlos López Perdomo, Wilmer Crisanto; Luis Garrido, Selvin Guevara, Cristian Cálix, Axel Motiño; José Vigil Lóbo and Kevin Hoyos. DT Hector Vargas
UPNFM (1): Celio Valladares, Lesvin Medina, Elder Torres, César Guillén, Ronald Montoya, Luis Argeñal, Marcos Godoy, Sendel Cruz, Jairo Róchez, Samuel Elvir and Axel Gómez. DT Salomón Nazar
CHANGES
Marathon: Entered: Bryan Castillo and left: Kevin Hoyos (min. 46); In: Jeffry Miranda and out: José Vigil Lobo (min. 57), in: Carlo Costly and out: Cristian Cálix (min. 58), in: Edwin Solani, from: Selvin Guevara (min. 63) and in: Emilio Izaguirre and came out: Axel Motiño (min. 70).
UPNFM: Introduced: Enrique Vásquez and left: Sendel Cruz (min. 46); Entered: Rembrandt Flores and left: Samuel Elvir (min. 68); introduced: Elix Gómez and left: Elder Torres (min. 68); registered: Juan Ramón Mejía and César Guillén left (min. 81) and registered: Jerrick Díaz and Jairo Róchez left (min. 82).
YELLOW
Ronald Montoya (min 19)
Wilmer Crisanto (min. 21)
Selvin Guevara (min. 51)
Celio Valladares (min. 65)
Marcos Godoy (min. 80)
GOALS
1-0 Kevin Hoyos (min. 5)
1-1 to Jairo Róchez (min. 23)
CHECK MINUTE BY MINUTE
Min. 90 + 4 Match Final: Marathon and UPN drew 1-1 at Yankel Rosenthal.
Min. 90 5 minutes are added.
Min. 81 Two changes to the UPN: registered: Juan Ramón Mejía and César Guillén left, Jerrick Díaz also entered and Jairo Róchez left.
Min. 72 Ramírez center but the UPN defense dissolves very well.
Min. 63 Change in Marathon, Edwin Solani competed and Selvin Guevara retired.
Min. 62 Argeñal bombshell of the UPN who responds very well by beating goalkeeper Denovan Torres.
Min. 58: Marathón made two changes: Carlo Costly and Jeffry Miranda entered, Cristian Cáliz and José Vigil Lóbo left.
Min. 54 Selvin Guevara warned.
Min. 51 Bryan Castillo’s front position leaked but goalkeeper Celio Valladares appeared to be cutting.
Min. 46 Two changes: Entered: Bryan Castillo and left: Kevin Hoyos in Marathón and Enrique Vásquez entered and left: Sendel Cruz in the UPN.
Min. 46 The second half begins.
Min. 45 + 3 End of the first half on the Yankel. Marathón draws 1-1 against Lobos UNP.
Min. 45 + 2 Ronald Montoya is injured, who is already getting help in the middle of the field.
Min. 42 Marathon center but the ball had left the field on the orders of referee Ortiz.
Min. 23 GOOOOL from the UPN; Jairo Róchez gets to touch the ball to send it to the back of the nets and even the game.
Min. 21 Wilmer Crisanto was reprimanded for hitting Axel Gómez.
Min. 20 Ronald Montoya of the UPN admonished.
Min. 14 The Monster did not use Solani, Machuca, Paul Suazo, Emilio, Costly, Luis Vega, Kervin Arriaga and Lahera, who were groomed for Tuesday’s game against Portland.
Min. 13 Lobos UPN pulls back while the Monster continues to stalk in search of the second to give it peace of mind. He reaches 12 points and sends Platense to the basement.
Min. 6 Denovan Torres plug! He takes the target from the UPN in a play to burn clothes that Elder Torres Guatemala shot him.
Min. 5 GOOOOOL of the Marathon: Kevin Hoyos goes headlong to place a cross from Adrián Ramírez, who flooded to send a precise cross.
Min. 2 A UPN player hits the ball with his hand in the area and the referee calls a corner kick.
Min. 1 The game starts at the Yankle Rosenthal. The greens try to come out last.
2:45 PM on the 11th of Marathon: Denovan Torres, Walter Ramírez, Mathías Techera, José Carlos López Perdomo, Wilmer Crisanto, Luis Garrido, Selvin Guevara, Cristian Cálix, Axel Motiño; José Vigil Lóbo and Kevin Hoyos. DT Hector Vargas
2.41 pm Today’s arbitration quartet: Marvin Ortiz Yánez, Hebler Martínez, Óscar Cruz, Armando Castro are the fourth judge.
2:40 PM This is how Lobos UPNFM forms: Celio Valladares, Lesvin Medina, Elder Torres, César Guillén, Ronald Montoya, Luis Argeñal, Marcos Godoy, Sendel Cruz, Jairo Róchez, Samuel Elvir and Axel Gómez. DT Salomón Nazar