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Nerves, many nerves. Neatness? None. It is a final that is played with clenched teeth and where the emotional overcomes any attempt to play on foot, with good football. It is an even game, friction more than necessary, with self-esteem on the surface.
It is the final of women’s football, in a year full of uncertainty, where the coronavirus pandemic frustrated many attempts to normalize everyone’s life. And football, especially women’s, could not escape.
Two teams that deserve each other on the field. The champion and the challenger, both undefeated in a tournament that did not lack competitiveness due to its irregularity.
Santiago Morning defending his crown, Universidad de Chile trying to crown a successful year. The two best teams, the highest scorers, the least beaten.
YENNY ACUÑA OPENS THE ACCOUNT / PHOTOSPORT But, the rules demand a winner. And in that sense, the “bohemias” hit early (16 ‘), with a goal from “rabona” from Iquiqueña Yenny Acuña, who arrived this year at the black “V” club. The procedure, in any case, does not change. Many mistakes, much fray, few lights. And that there are more than a dozen World Cup players on the Sausalito field.
The second half was lived with a lot of vertigo. The “U” pressing the exit and the “Chago” trying to maintain his advantage and looking for his second conquest in the counterattack. There were still nerves, but now with a little more football intention.
And on that premise, the “bohemian” goalkeeper, the Chilean-American Ryan Torrero, becomes a figure, with two high-level covers.
However, everything is solved by the selected Karen Araya. When the 85 minutes were up, a center from Acuña’s left finds the Puente Altina in front of the arch and with a “three-finger” balloon overcomes Zúñiga and seals the story. The crown remains in the hands of the undisputed monarch.
“The ‘Chago’ has been working with the women’s team for a long time. We are professionals and it shows ”(Karen Araya, one of Santiago Morning’s scorers)
ALIGNMENTS
The meeting was directed by the judge Monserrat Maturana, of impeccable commitment.
Santiago Tomorrow: Ryan Torrero; Ámbar Soruco, Rocío Soto, His Helen Galaz, Bárbara Muñoz; Francisca Mardones, Karen Araya, Nicole Fajre, Daniela Pardo; Yenny Acuña and Paola Villamizar. DT: Paula Navarro.
University of Chile: María Fernanda Zúñiga; Denisse Orellana, Carla Guerrero, Fernanda Ramírez, Fernanda Pinilla; Ana Gutiérrez, Llanca Groff, Yessenia López, Bárbara Sánchez; Yael Oviedo and Daniela Zamora. DT: Carlos Véliz.
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