This Saturday, University of Sports beat Ayacucho FC 2-1 for the ninth day of the Closing Tournament of League 1 Betsson in the Monumental stadium, with goals from Federico Alonso y Alexander Succara result that means the return to victory of the ‘cream’ team after the 1-1 draw against ADT last date.
In the first half, the ‘cream’ team was more protagonist of the game and had dangerous arrivals against the Ayacucho goal. However, the one in charge of opening the scoring was Aldair Salazar, defender of the ‘foxes’, in the 26th minute of the match after a header in front of the goal guarded by José Carvallo.
The ‘merengues’ did not wait to go out in search of an equalizer and were able to equalize the score four minutes later, in the 30th minute, after a headed goal by Federico Alonso. In the rest of the minutes of the first part, the ‘creams’ continued to be more offensive and with clearer chances than the rival.
Already for the second part, Universitario de Deportes grew in terms of dominance of the game, especially after the entry of Hernán Novick, and was able to overcome the game with a goal from Alexander Succar of ‘popcorn’ that would finally sentence the victory of the led team by Carlos Compagnucci.
With this result, Universitario de Deportes is ranked number seven in the standings with 14 units, while Ayacucho FC continues to struggle at the bottom by adding just three points in the Clausura Tournament and placing in last place. The next meeting of the “creams” will be against Alianza Lima in the Peruvian soccer classic this Sunday, September 4, starting at 3:30 pm at the Alejandro Villanueva stadium.
University vs. Ayacucho FC: this is how they formed for Liga 1 Betsson
University: Jose Carvallo; Aldo Corzo, Federico Alonso, Nelinho Quina, Nelson Cabanillas; Jorge Murrugarra, Jordan Guivin, Piero Quispe; Alberto Quintero, Andy Polo, Alexander Succar.
Ayacucho FC: Andy Vidal; Minzum Quina, Hector Salazar, Emmanuel Paucar; Italo Regalado, Juan Morales, Jesus Mendieta, Eric Barrios; Santiago Rebagliati, Sergio Barboza, Gerardo Gularte.
University vs. Ayacucho FC LIVE: transmission minute by minute
University vs. Ayacucho: schedules in the world
Peru: 7:00 pm
Ecuador: 7:00 p.m.
Colombia: 7:00 p.m.
México: 7:00 p.m.
Argentina: 9:00 p.m.
Chile: 8:00 p.m.
United States (Florida): 8:00 p.m.
The meringues come from tying one with ADT in Tarma. He took the victory thanks to a goal from Jordan Guivin, but shortly after the end he let the score equalize.
So far in the Clausura, those led by technical director Carlos Compagnucci have an irregular level which has made them in tenth place with only 11 points. It is six units behind the leader Sporting Cristal.
This Friday, university He received the visit of Juan Reynoso, coach of the Peruvian National Team. He spoke with the cream DT and other members of the technical command.
Also, RPP Deportes was able to learn that the strategist of the white and red team will be present at the Monumental to watch the match between the ‘U’ and the Ayacucho team.
Although the meringues are obliged to win against their people, Ayacucho FC He is in a more than complicated situation.
It is located in the last place of the Accumulated Table with only 15 points and, if its level does not improve in the short term, it is condemned to play in the second division in the next season
On the other hand, other attractive duels of the day are Alianza Lima against UTC in Cajamarca and Sporting Cristal, which will host César Vallejo at Alberto Gallardo.
Where to watch Universitario against Ayacucho FC via TV on Liga 1 Betsson?
The match LIVE will be broadcast by GOLPERU (Movistar 14 and 714 in HD). You also listen to it on the radio on 89.7 FM in RPP News. Overseas you can see through TV GOAL and via streaming on STAR+. You will find all incidents on the RPP.pe website.
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