In the first matchday of Liga MX, Atl. de San Luis claimed three points in a tightly contested game against León held at Nou Camp. The decisive moment came in the dying minutes of the match when João Pedro Galvão scored the only goal in the 90th minute.
João Pedro Galvão was undoubtedly the standout player, not only scoring the crucial goal but also making two attempts on target throughout the game.
Andrés Sánchez, the goalkeeper for Atl. de San Luis, made his presence felt with an impressive performance, successfully stopping four shots from León.
León’s manager, Eduardo Berizzo, arranged his team in a 4-4-2 formation featuring Oscar Jiménez in goal, with defenders Iván Moreno, Stiven Barreiro, Adonis Frías, and Salvador Reyes. The midfield consisted of Sebastián Santos, Fernando Beltrán, José Ramírez, and Rodrigo Echeverría, while the attacking duo comprised Carlos Cisneros and Ettson Ayón.
On the other hand, Guillermo Abascal’s Atl. de San Luis also lined up in a 4-4-2 formation, with Andrés Sánchez guarding the goal, supported by Roman Torres, Juanpe Ramírez, Eduardo Águila, and Juan Sanabria in defense. Óscar Macías, Rodrigo Dourado, Miguel García, and Sébastien Salles made up the midfield, while the forward line featured Yan Phillipe and João Pedro Galvão.
Referee Abraham Quirarte Contreras officiated the match at Nou Camp.
Looking ahead, León’s next fixture will see them hosting Chivas, while Atl. de San Luis will take on CF Monterrey at home. Following this result, León sits in 14th place without any points, while Atl. de San Luis rises to the 5th place with 3 points in the standings.
Substitutions for León
72’ 2T – Fernando Beltrán was replaced by Nicolás Fonseca, and José Ramírez was substituted for Ángel Estrada.
Yellow Cards for León:
20’ 2T Ettson Ayón (Unsporting behavior), 31’ 2T Rodrigo Echeverría (Unsporting behavior), and 37’ 2T Nicolás Fonseca (Unsporting behavior).
Substitutions for Atl. de San Luis
61’ 2T – Yan Phillipe was replaced by Benjamín Galdames, and Carlos Cisneros by James Rodríguez. 79’ 2T – Óscar Macías was substituted for Luis Nájera. 89’ 2T – Miguel García was replaced by Mateo Klimowicz.
Yellow Cards for Atl. de San Luis:
47’ 1T Juan Sanabria (Insulting or disapproving the referee), 12’ 2T Yan Phillipe (Unsporting behavior), and 22’ 2T Óscar Macías (Unsporting behavior).