Departure of Fernando Arce puebla turned out much better than expected, Streep now knows how to win games and also hits. Proof of this was the match against Xolos de Tijuana, in which in the end they confidently won with a score of 3-0but the third goal was also scored, the work of the former player of their team through own goal that became the blunder of the week.
With nearly nine men in their field, Xolos de Tijuana did not know how to properly defend the ball. in the end it will be like playing billiards. It ended up being an own goal by the former Puebla. Lucas Cavallini, who did not specify the law of the former, but rather favored his previous club..
The play went viral on the internet and received hundreds of comments ridiculing Cavallini. and also buried the odds of those led by Miguel Herrera, a coach who lacks the Tijuana compass and looks strong to be the fourth coach to be fired at the 2023 MX League Opening Tournament.
The beginning of everything was a foul Godines. Diego de Buen took a free-kick, he struck several of Xolos’ matches. as if it were a game of billiards or a game of table tennis, meanwhile bouncing, finally bad foot from Lucas Cavallini, who ended up kicking the ball into the back of the goal.
Puebla overcame a series of defeats and added a second victory in a row, they also settled in boxing at number 13, leaving the last three positions in which they were held by Arce, and now they have two wins, one draw and four losses. with his hand Tijuana hit fifth in a row counting losses in the League Cup, and in the MX League they drop to 16th place with one win, two draws and three losses.
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Source: La Opinion
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