Armando González’s Brace Leads Chivas to Victory Over Atlético de San Luis

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Chivas secured a thrilling 4-3 victory against Atlético de San Luis, with Armando González netting two critical goals.

Chivas triumphed 4-3 in a dramatic match held on date 3, highlighted by a spectacular performance from Armando González, who scored two pivotal goals. The home side’s scoring was completed by Cade Cowell (45’ 1T), and an own goal from Juan Sanabria (10’ 1T). On the visitors’ end, Eduardo Águila (49’ 2T), João Pedro Galvão (68’ 2T from a penalty), and Benjamín Galdames (74’ 2T) found the net.

With his impressive display, Armando González earned the Man of the Match honors, showcasing his prowess by hitting the target twice.

Cade Cowell also delivered a solid performance, contributing to Chivas’ success with one goal and three shots on goal.

In a notable moment, Efraín Álvarez showcased his skill by leaving Roman Torres, from Atlético de San Luis, in his wake with an exquisite nutmeg at the 55-minute mark of the second half.

Under the guidance of coach Gabriel Milito, Chivas employed a 3-6-1 lineup featuring Raúl Rangel in goal, with Daniel Aguirre, Luis Romo, and José Castillo making up the defense. The midfield included Richard Ledezma, Omar Govea, Erick Gutiérrez, Bryan González, Roberto Alvarado, and Cade Cowell, while Alan Pulido spearheaded the attack.

Guillermo Abascal’s side, Atlético de San Luis, adopted a 4-5-1 formation with Andrés Sánchez guarding the net, supported by Roman Torres, Juanpe Ramírez, Eduardo Águila, and Juan Sanabria in defense. The midfield comprised Óscar Macías, Rodrigo Dourado, Yan Phillipe, Sébastien Salles, and Mateo Klimowicz, with João Pedro Galvão leading the front line.

The encounter at Akron Stadium was officiated by referee César Ramos Palazuelos.

Looking ahead, Chivas will face Tigres in the next round, while Atlético de San Luis will meet Cruz Azul. Currently, Chivas holds the tenth position with 3 points, and Atlético de San Luis is just behind in twelfth place, also with 3 points.

Chivas Substitutions

45’ 2T – Daniel Aguirre was replaced by Diego Campillo
53’ 2T – Richard Ledezma came off for Alan Mozo, and Cade Cowell was substituted for Efraín Álvarez
80’ 2T – Bryan González left the field for Hugo Camberos, and Armando González was replaced by Alan Pulido

Chivas Bookings:

34’ 1T – Daniel Aguirre (Repeated fouls)
16’ 2T – Omar Govea (Unsporting behavior)
22’ 2T – Erick Gutiérrez (Holding an opponent to prevent advancement)

Atlético de San Luis Substitutions

61’ 2T – Yan Phillipe was replaced by Miguel García
69’ 2T – Mateo Klimowicz came off for Benjamín Galdames
93’ 2T – Óscar Macías was substituted for Jahaziel Marchand

Atlético de San Luis Bookings:

31’ 2T – João Pedro Galvão (Repeated fouls)
41’ 2T – Óscar Macías (Repeated fouls)
48’ 2T – Benjamín Galdames (Unsporting behavior)