CDMX - A great Sunday for the Cantera Rojiblanca, after the Under 16 category won the tri-championship in the morning, El Rebaño Under 14 consummated the work that began last Thursday at the Akron Stadium by winning on the hour and taking a 3-2 lead, after tying 1-1 at the Olímpico Universitario stadium to win the first title in this circuit with a 4-3 aggregate score.
In a very intense match, Chivas took the lead through Emiliano Rodríguez's penalty kick at the end of the first half. In the second half, the team coached by Rodolfo Jáuregui played intelligently and controlled the actions, so it was not until 73' that Pumas equalized through José Mancilla.
The goals:
45' El Rebaño took the lead on the scoreboard through captain Emiliano Rodríguez, who with a shot that hit the left post from the 11-yard spot increased the Red-and-White's advantage on aggregate to 2-4.
73' José mancilla equalized the score with an individual play, in which he eluded 2 opponents and crossed his shot inside the box to make it 1-1.
RED-AND-WHITE TITLE DATA
- Chivas played the entire Liguilla as visitors after finishing third in G2.
- In the quarterfinals, they defeated Necaxa 2-3, and in the semifinals, Tijuana 0-1.
- The red and white team won the championship undefeated with 3 wins and 1 tie.
- Guadalajara won the title for the first time in the Under 14 category.
Pumas Under 14 (3) 1 -1 (4) Guadalajara Under 14
(José mancilla at 73')
(Emiliano Rodríguez at 45')
Referee: Figo Rodolfo López Valle
CU Olympic Stadium
Lineups:
Pumas U14: 331 Isaac Palacios, 334 Alejandro Juárez, 336 Diego Barrios, 340 José Huerta (350 Andryk León al 79'), 354 Guillermo Niño, 332 Rogelio Carreón (337 Santiago Vigueras al 45'), 338 Ángel Galván (Julio Domínguez at 45'), 343 Héctor Guzmán, 353 Caleb Vázquez (339 Gerardo Domíngiez at 90'), 335 José Herrera (333 Jorge Cárdenas at 79'), 351 José Mancilla.
D.T. Miguel Carreón
Guadalajara U14: 331 Oziel Melchor, 332 André Hernández, 340 Santiago Hernández, 343 Juan García, 352 Michel Ortíz (334 Damián Arana at 31'), 353 Omar Dueñas, 335 Gael García (355 Édgar Vargas at 61'), 348 Emiliano Rodríguez, 349 Deibith Armenta (333 Cristian Santana at 61'), 350 David Madrigal (337 Jesús Mendoza at 79'), 354 Carlos Bernal (345 Rodolfo Alaniz at 79').
D.T. Rodolfo Jáuregui
