It was Rodrigo Dourado who was about to give the Potosí team a red card, but he could not make good contact with the ball and missed the opportunity to open the scoring. At 26′, Bi Boli was also able to score on a counterattack after a rebound from the goalkeeper that ended up at his feet, but he sent his shot wide in a new clear scoring opportunity.
Vitinho, just after half an hour of the match, was the one who managed to open the account after stealing the ball from Ivo Vázquez and then shaking off Gastón Silva’s mark to finish at grass level before the departure of goalkeeper Andrés Sánchez.
The Frenchman Sebastien Salles-lamonge made it 2-0 before the break, in the 44th minute, after controlling a high pass from Javier Güemez with his right foot and after several feints in the area he defined with a crossed left foot shot to expose the visiting defense .
Already in the second half, with the clock on 59′, Benjamín Galdames scored from the right and was stung before the goalkeeper came out in a play in which even the central referee got in the way and was pushed by an element of the Potosí team, but the play I managed to conclude successfully.
At 90+2′ it was the Brazilian Yan Philipe Oliveira who appeared for the first time in the Liga MX and with 11 minutes on the field, after replacing Jonatán Villal at 81′, he defined inside the area, low and crossed for the 4- 0 that served as icing on the cake in a meeting that was already defined.
Puebla, for its part, was left with four points as penultimate in the table and waiting for what FC Juárez does this weekend to know if it remains in the basement or not; It only adds one victory that occurred on Date 5 against Mazatlán.