University of Concepcin won a great victory on the last date of the National Championship. The “Campanil” defeated 2-1 Coquimbo Kingdom, in the Ester Roa Rebolledo.
With both teams sharing the options at the beginning of the commitment, the account opening took 11 minutes. Simn Ramrez received with space on the right wing and center for Cecilio Waterman to score his fifteenth goal in the national tournament and the opening of the account that would only be a prelude to what will happen 9 minutes later.
The Panamanian being was managing to get Matas Cano to score the second, but the pirate goalkeeper cut off the play to the penquista and referee Cristin Garay charged a penalty. In addition, The judge decided to expel the goalkeeper for having cut a clear goal option, a decision he confirmed after reviewing the VAR images.
With Guillermo Orellana at the goal, replacing Diego Vallejos, Waterman decreed the 2-0 from 12 steps and was only two goals behind the tournament’s scorer, the crusader Fernando Zampedri.
The game seemed downhill for Coquimbo, but those of JJ. they did not give up and They found the discount at 42 minutes at the feet of Rubn Farfn, who inside the area and crossed to beat the goal Guillermo Reyes and put the doubt for the complement.
The second half precisely had the pirates attacking harder and dominating the actions, but they were not fine when it came to defining. Despite having the best chances, it was the penquistas who almost scored the goal of tranquility at 61, but the horizontal said no to Alejandro Camargo’s right hand.
With 40 points, Universidad de Concepcin rose to thirteenth place in the tournament and managed to move away from Deportes Iquique in the last two places of the Weighted table., still being forced to play a defining match to avoid relegation.
The defeat left Coquimbo Unido with 31 points and sunk in the last place of the General table, completing three less than Iquique and with only two dates to leave the direct relegation zone.
For the next commitments, the Campanil visit Santiago Wanderers, on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., to continue its mission to maintain the category; for their part, the “Pirates” will host Everton on Thursday at 18:30, with the intact faith of being able to do something more to stay in First.
