Necaxa 1-1 Club América – The Eagles still grounded | OneFootball

America continues to struggle, adding their second draw of the tournament with a 1-1 against Necaxa.

First half:

A fairly even start to the match, both teams shared possession of the ball, although the few offensive actions of the match were on America's side.

13′ America close! – Long pass from Víctor Dávila to Alexis Gutiérrez who volleyed from inside the box, but the ball just went over the goal.

15′ Another controversial play – Lately we have seen many controversial plays against America and in this match we soon had one. Isaías Violante entered the box with the ball controlled, the defender pulled his shirt, but neither the referee nor the VAR decided to call it.

26′ GOAL FOR AMERICA – Goal from ‘Pantera’ Zúñiga after an assist from Alexis Gutiérrez.

42′ Goal for Necaxa – Another goal conceded by the team from a set piece. Double shot from Necaxa inside the box that ends with the equalizing goal.

Second half:

The second half was much more even and even more in favor of the home team, as they managed to generate several dangerous plays, which fortunately they did not take advantage of.

61′ America close! – Powerful shot from Isaías Violante from outside the box that the opposing goalkeeper saves in a great way.

64′ Substitutions – Out: Víctor Dávila and Kevin Álvarez – In: Rodrigo Aguirre and Alejandro Zendejas.

75′ Substitutions – Out: Alexis Gutiérrez and José Zúñiga – In: Brian Rodríguez and Henry Martín.

It was a very interesting start to the match by America, but as soon as they found the leading goal, they started to decline.

Jardine tried changing the entire offensive zone, but it is clear that we are talking more about a lack of quality and poor performance from several team members.

An ideal situation would be to be able to let players like Víctor Dávila and Javairo Dilrosun go to bring in two foreign players who can contribute their quality in the offensive zone.

The next America match will be in the Leagues Cup against Salt Lake on July 30.

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