Club Deportivo Guadalajara
·19 December 2022
A grand version of Chivas beats Santos at the Jalisco
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·19 December 2022
Beyond the 4-0 scoreline, Chivas showed a tremendous footballing performance against Santos Laguna, as they combined extraordinary pressure with good ball handling. In addition, Santiago Ormeño came out inspired and sent any ball that passed in front of him into the back of the net.
We could go into tactical details, but we'll leave that for tomorrow, as we'll break down EVERYTHING the Rebaño did and didn't do against the Laguna side. In the meantime, here are the goals from the match:
The goals:
- Chivas opened the scoring at 9' through Santiago Ormeño, who took advantage of a ball inside the box and with a low right-footed shot beat the Santos goalkeeper.- The 2-0 lead came at 13', thanks to a play on the right flank with 'Chapo' as the orchestrator, for Raúl López to push it into his own goal after Brizuela's shot off the counterattack.- The red and white storm did not cease and at 21' Ormeño scored again, this time after taking advantage of a loose ball inside the area that he had controlled with a left-footed half-volley. - To make sure there was no doubt about his great night, 'Ormegol' sealed his hat-trick with a solid header at 46'.
Chivas 4-0 SantosReferee: Allan Morales Jalisco Stadium
Lineups:
Chivas: Miguel Jiménez, Jesús Sánchez (Marioni Ham at 75'), Antonio Briseño, Luis Olivas, Alejandro Mayorga (Cristian Calderón at 75'), Rubén González (Sergio Flores at 60'), Sebastián Pérez Bouquet (Fernando Beltrán at 60'), Eduardo Torres, Zahid Muñoz (Pavel Pérez at 60'), Isaac Brizuela (José González at 75'), Santiago Ormeño (Luis Puente at 60').D.T. Veljko Paunovic
Santos: Carlos Acevedo, Raúl López, Mateus Doria, Hugo Rodríguez, Alan Cervantes, José Ávila, Diego Medina, Eduardo Aguirre, Harold Preciado, R. Lozano, J. Brunetta.
Coach Eduardo Fentanes