In the ninth round of the Clausura, Cerro celebrated a narrow victory over Wanderers at the Parque Alfredo Víctor Viera Stadium. The only goal of the match came in the 41st minute of the first half when Bruno Morales found the back of the net.
Bruno Morales was undoubtedly the standout player of the match, scoring the sole goal for Cerro. His performance was crucial in securing the three points for his team.
Defensively, Emanuel Cuello was a key figure for Cerro. The defender showcased excellent skill and determination, contributing significantly to the team’s effort.
Wanderers, managed by Daniel Carreño, lined up in a 4-4-2 formation with Jhonny da Silva in goal, and a defensive line consisting of Alan García, Mateo Acosta, Paulo Lima, and Leandro Zazpe. The midfield featured Rodrigo Rivero, Nicolás Queiroz, Francisco Cerro, and Germán Gabriel, while Jonás Luna and Mateo Martínez provided options in attack.
Cerro, on the other hand, took to the field under coach Tabaré Silva with their own 4-4-2 setup, featuring Renzo Bacchia as the goalkeeper, supported by Iván Valenzuela, Nicolas Fuica, Mauro Villar, and Axel Frugone in defense. Emiliano Sosa, Alejo Macelli, Ignacio Neira, and Agustín Miranda composed the midfield, with Santiago Paiva and Bruno Morales leading the attack.
The match referee, Leandro Lasso, oversaw the game throughout its duration.
Looking ahead, Wanderers will next face Defensor Sporting on the road, while Cerro prepares to visit Progreso.
With this recent win, Cerro now accumulates 4 points, placing them in the 14th position. In contrast, Wanderers remain at 13 points, positioned in 7th place in the league standings.
Substitutions for Wanderers
57’ 2T – Mateo Acosta out for Pablo Suárez
58’ 2T – Nicolás Queiroz out for Tabaré Viudez
74’ 2T – Alan García and Francisco Cerro out for Pablo Lima and Bruno Veglio respectively
78’ 2T – Mateo Martínez out for Santiago Guzmán
Yellow Cards for Wanderers:
28’ 1T – Alan García (Unsporting behavior), 40’ 1T – Mateo Acosta, 19’ 2T – Jonás Luna (Unsporting behavior), 34’ 2T – Paulo Lima (Unsporting behavior), and 44’ 2T – Pablo Suárez (Arguing with an opponent)
Substitutions for Cerro
62’ 2T – Santiago Paiva out for Enzo Larrosa and Agustín Miranda out for Emanuel Cuello
67’ 2T – Emiliano Sosa out for Mathías Suárez
76’ 2T – Bruno Morales out for Matías Ocampo
77’ 2T – Iván Valenzuela out for Sebastián Camacho
Yellow Cards for Cerro:
22’ 1T – Santiago Paiva, 9’ 2T – Alejo Macelli (Unsporting behavior), 10’ 2T – Iván Valenzuela (Unsporting behavior), 17’ 2T – Emiliano Sosa (Unsporting behavior), 37’ 2T – Renzo Bacchia (Delaying the game), 43’ 2T – Mathías Suárez (Arguing with an opponent), and 49’ 2T – Axel Frugone (Unsporting behavior)