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Spanish Union returned to victories after six games and defeated 4-2 to Curicó Unido, in the duel that closed the Sunday day of Chilean football and that was pending the 25th date of National Championship.
The Hispanic team was led on an interim basis by César Bravo, who replaced in office Ronald Fuentes, ceased this Thursday. The change in the technical cabin coincided with the recovery of the team’s footballing tone.
The Reds also had a recovered Misael Dávila, who scored two goals (8 ‘and 66’) and assisted Ignacio Núñez’s 2-0 partial (45 ‘+ 1). Rodrigo González scored the fourth on the visit (77 ‘), while Matías Ormazábal (70’) and Pablo Parra (90 ‘+ 3) discounted at the premises.
In this way, Unión Española is encouraged again in the fight for qualification for the Copa Libertadores, as it consolidates in third place in the standings, just four points behind the criticized sub-leader, Unión La Calera.
Unión Española regained ground in the standings and was four units behind the sub-leader, Unión La Calera. Photo: Agency One
While Unión got into the land of giants in the standings, Curicó confirms his irregular moment under the command of Martín Palermo and added two consecutive defeats and three games without winning.
At the restart of the championship, the Maulinos will host Santiago Wanderers, while Unión Española – which this Monday hopes to present its new coach – will face Universidad de Chile next week.
