Rebaño falls in the Copa por la Paz Final | OneFootball

Zacatecas, Zacatecas - El Rebaño was unable to repeat the performance it gave a couple of days ago in the Copa por la Paz and suffered a 0-3 defeat against Pachuca in the Final of the preparation quadrangular.

Beyond the result, the match against the Tuzos allowed Red-and-White strategist Fernando Gago to test some variations ahead of the Apertura 2024 Tournament, in addition to giving playing minutes to almost all of the players, looking to adjust his lineup 2 weeks before the start of the Mexican championship.

Goals:

25': Following a corner kick from the right, there were a couple of rebounds until the ball fell to Sergio Barreto, who slotted the right-footed shot past Oscar Whalley.

59': Alan Bautista watched Gael Álvarez's left-footed shot from the left, who shot with his right foot to put the ball inside the far post.

70': Luis Puente scored the third with a left-footed finish after a pass filtered through by Gael Álvarez.

Danger:

4': Oussama Idrissi drove the ball and took a shot in search of the right post, which ended up just wide of the goal.

36': 'Chapo' Sánchez appeared in time to cut off a diagonal in the goal area that was looking for Sergio Aguayo.

40': El-Mesmari picked up the ball on the right and sent a service into the box where Rubén González connected with his head but the ball went wide.

65': Erick Gutiérrez hit a left-footed shot from mid-range, but his shot went just wide of Carlos Moreno.

66': WHALLEY! The Red-and-White goalkeeper made a good save to stop Alan Bautista's shot.

72': Ariel Castro took a powerful shot from the edge of the box, which was blocked by the Pachuca goalkeeper.

Pachuca 3-0 Chivas

(Sergio Barreto 25', Gael Álvarez 59' and Luis Puente 70')

Referee: Adonai Escobedo

Stadium: Carlos Vega Villalba

Lineups:

Pachuca: 25 Carlos Moreno (13 Carlos Rodas 77'), 32 Adrián Sánchez (24 Luis Rodríguez 58'), 22 Gustavo Cabral, 2 Sergio Barreto (AM 45') (35 Jorge Berlanga 77'), 3 Alonso Aceves (180 Ari Contreras 77') (AM 81'), 5 Pedro Pedroza (199 Luis Puente 58'), 6 Nelson Deossa (186 Pablo Saldívar 77'), 11 Oussame Idrissi (190 Gael Álvarez 58'), 29 Emilio Rodríguez (27 Owen González 67'), 26 Alan Bautista (191 Sergio de los Ríos 77') and 189 Sergio Aguayo.

D. T. Guillermo Almada

Chivas 1T: 30 Oscar Whalley, 17 Jesús Sánchez, 28 Rubén González, 3 Gilberto Sepúlveda (AM 43'), 50 Mateo Chávez, 7 Omar Govea, 5 Víctor Guzmán, 68 Bruce El-Mesmari, 32 Jesús Brígido, 16 Cade Cowell and 19 Ricardo Marín.

Chivas 2T: 30 Oscar Whalley, 2 Alan Mozo, 4 Antonio Briseño, 35 Luis Olivas, 21 José Castillo, 15 Erick Gutiérrez, 20 Fernando Beltrán (205 Ariel Castro 57'), 31 Yael Padilla, 24 Carlos Cisneros, 11 Isaac Brizuela and 34 Armando González.

D. T. Fernando Gago