Luqueño and Carapeguá among the top 8 of the Paraguay Cup

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Asunción, IP Agency.-Both teams won their matches and reached the quarterfinals of the so-called Copa de Todos.

The Auriazul suffered more than necessary, to leave Sportivo Trinidense on the way to a penalty shootout after equalizing 2 to 2 in normal time.

In the execution from the twelve steps, those led by Juan Pablo Pumpido were more effective and ended up winning 4 to 3.

In the next phase they will measure the winner of the duel between 24 de Septiembre de Areguá and Guaireña.

For its part Carapeguá, beat 1 to 0 to Iteño and I hope rival of the clash between Ameliano and Guarani.

Details

Trinidad Sports 2 (3)-(4) Luque Sports

Penalties: Sporting Trinidad. Scorers: Marcos Riveros, Milton Maciel and Rodrigo Arevalo. Lost: Cesar Benitez and Juan Salcedo.

Sportivo Luqueño. Scored: Lautaro Comas, Rodrigo Rojas, Guillermo Hauché and Jorge Benítez. Bad: Sergio Otálvaro.

Sportivo Trinidad 2 (3): Victor Samudio; Cesar Benitez, Juan Vera, Gilberto Flores and Sergio Mendoza (60′ Hermes Villalba); Joel Roman, Marcos Riveros, Luis Dela Cruz (54′ Juan Salcedo) and Ronaldo Baez (54′ Milton Maciel); Manuel Romero (67′ Rodrigo Arevalo) and Cristhian Martinez (67′ Paul Charpentier). DT: Jose Arrua.

Sportivo Luqueño 2 (4): Gonzalo Falcón; Rodi Ferreira, José Leguizamón (67′ Ángel Brizuela), Alexis Villalba and Rodrigo Alborno; Iván Torres (87′ Sergio Otálvaro), Fernando Benítez, Rodrigo Rojas and Elvio Vera (75′ Lautaro Comas); Marcelo Ferreira (67′ Jorge Benítez) and Alex Álvarez (87′ Guillermo Hauché). DT: Juan Pablo Pumpido.

Sports Iteño 0-1 Sports Carapeguá

Lineups:

Sportivo Iteño (0): Alcides Aguilera; Diego Ramos, Francisco Frizzola (60′ César Florentín), Nicolás Farías, Leonardo Benega; Dani Cáceres, Cristhian Guzmán (85′ Thiago Silva), Lucas Amarilla (85′ Pablo Florentín) and Nahuel López (60′ José Cabrera); Rodrigo Alvarenga (60′ Fernando López) and Francisco Montiel. DT: Walter Coronel.

Carapeguá Sports (1): Armando Vera; Diego Aguada, Guido Verdun (46′ Carlos Samudio), Alfredo Cabrera and Mattias Parris; Ivan Ramos (64th), Milver Aquino (69th), Sergio Sanabria and Jose Ayala (46th); Osmar Leguizamon and Augusto Gimenez (79′ Alberto Montiel). DT: Philip Peralta.