Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.- El Rebaño Sagrado U-20 squad continues to be unbeatable in the Clausura 2023, as for the fourth consecutive matchday they showed a solid and consistent performance that allowed them to win, this time against the Bravos by 0-1 this Saturday morning in north border territory, a fact that has them at the top of the standings with 12 points, only behind Pumas due to a difference in goals in favor. Chivas will host Gallos on Sunday, February 5.
The action that defined the match:
11' After a cross into the box from the left, Even Padilla misjudged the ball's bounce and put his hand in, which the referee did not hesitate to award as a penalty, which Gael García capitalized on with a powerful shot that hit the base of the left post.
Another dangerous chances...
58' Ariel Castro came very close to scoring a superb bicycle kick after a service from the right, but the ball went straight at the goalkeeper Psaquel.
75' Gael García hit the base of the post with a shot from the edge of the area, which was deflected slightly by a defender's leg.
89' Axel Leyva was left with the ball after a dangerous header inside the box.
FC Juárez U-20 0-1 Chivas U-20
(Gael García on penalty kick at 11')
Referee: Ángel Efrén Sotelo Centeno
Ciudad Juarez Institute of Technology
Lineups:
FC Juárez U20: 22 Ramón Pasquel; 238 Ricardo Juárez, 185 Ángel López, 194 Carlos Guerrero, 201 Jan Carlo Carmona, 202 Jesús Haro, 204 Vladimir Suárez, 212 Víctor Santiago, 214 Even Padilla, 196 Emilio Cázares, 253 Raúl Chávez.
Coach Ángel Solís
Chivas U20: 191 Axel Leyva; 184 Matías Cendejas, 187 Diego Delgadillo, 203 Fernando Piña, 208 Ismael Angulo, 244 Diego Modesto, 189 Gael García, 194 Luis Ledesma, 205 Ariel Castro, 209 Daniel Villaseca, 183 Ever Corona.
Coach Arturo Ortega
And how did Chivas U18 do?
Later on, at the same facilities of the Instituto Tecnológico de Ciudad Juárez, El Rebaño U18 team played a very open match, with constant emotions and twists and turns, which ended in a 3-3 draw, leaving the team from Guadalajara in 14th place with 2 points.
The goals:
8' Guillermo Gallardo advanced some 30 meters on the right and inside the box shot low, goalkeeper Erick Valdéz spat the ball out and Gael Camarena took advantage of the gift to send it into the net and make it 0-1 for Guadalajara.
22' After a through ball, Ian Orozco was one-on-one against goalkeeper Erick Montiel and scored close to the right post to level the score.
50' Orozco took the ball in three-quarters of the field and surprised Montiel with a long-range shot to give Bravos a 2-1 lead.
65' From a corner kick on the right, Gael Camarena appeared in the center of the box to head home and give El Rebaño the equalizer.
90'+3' After a ball was stolen, Oswaldo Lavin broke free on the right and crossed into the box for Ian Orozco to finish at the far post, giving Juárez a 3-2 lead.
90'+7' However, Chivas didn't give up. Jonathan Padilla fought and won the ball inside the box on the left, then with the mark of 3, he took a service that Diego Ochoa pushed to the back of the net with his head for the 3-3.
FC Juárez U18 3-3 Chivas U18
(Ian Orozco at 22', 50' and 90'+3')
(Gael Camarena at 8' and 65', Diego Ochoa at 90'+7')
Referee: Ángel Efrén Sotelo Centeno
Ciudad Juarez Institute of Technology
Lineups:
FC Juárez U18: 248 Erick Valdez; 236 Emilio García, 242 Raúl Patrón, 251 José de León, 252 Cristian López, 231 Ángel Torres, 234 Eugenio Cázares, 243 Ian Orozco, 264 Jesús García, 309 Víctor García, 241 Oswaldo Lavin.
Coach Francisco Robles
Chivas U18: 231 Erick Montiel; 186 Javier Guerrero, 232 Francisco Mendez, 233 Diego Ochoa, 234 Jonathan Padilla, 240 Sahid Durán, 242 Carlos Corona, 185 Gibrán Ortiz, 236 Gael Camarena, 253 Guillermo Gallardo, 254 Mario Anaya.
D.T. Luis Felipe Peña
