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The Catholic University prevailed in Buenos Aires and took a good step towards the semifinal of the South American Cup. Ariel Holan’s team played a first half with sparks of his proposal, which was consolidated in the complement and allowed him sign an outstanding start to the series against Vélez Sarsfield.
The students managed to impose their rhythm and ended the match dominating and greatly complicating the homeowner, who reached the commitment in the middle of a controversy over a sexual scandal that involved some players from his team.
After enduring the siege of the first half hour, the Chileans found their position on the field and began to play the game with better arguments. A good action by Parot down the left sector ended in the center, a deflection by Fuenzalida and a goal by Zampedri, who put those from Las Condes ahead at the end of the first half.
The complement was almost everything for the two-time Chilean champion. Edson Puch scored a great goal five minutes into the second half, which gave them the push they needed to administer the ball judiciously and work the game with maturity and solvency.
Vélez practically did not generate scoring chances (although in the first half everyone demanded a save from Dituro just at the edge of the sentence line). And although UC still had the advantage to settle in the semifinal of the continental tournament, Juan Martín Lucero’s discount on the final decreed the final 2-1, He leaves a disappointment to the nationals and puts the revenge in a less unfavorable scenario for the Buenos Aires.
UC achieves an equally relevant victory, since it has the first option for the return on December 15. And the international dream grows with justified enthusiasm in San Carlos de Apoquindo.
