Venezuelan Yeferson Soteldo changed the goal this Sunday to give the Tigers UANL a 0-1 home win Queretarowhere they took the leadership of Clausura of Mexican soccer.
On the 13th day of the championship, Los Tigres led by coach Miguel Herrera dominated, but Gallos lacked goal and lost to Tigres who played 55 minutes with one man missing and 15 with nine players.
In the first half, the home team’s defense stopped the Cats, who saw opponents attack; Querétaro had some come, but he did not score.
Defender Hugo Ayala was sent off in the 36th minute for violent play, which allowed Gallos to dominate again in the second half.
After a few shots from outside, Frenchman André Pierre Gignac assisted Solteldo, who finished with his right foot from outside the area and scored the winning goal.
In an irresponsible way, the Venezuelan celebrated by taking off his t-shirt and receiving a second yellow card leaving his team with nine men on the pitch.
The Tigres reached nine wins, two draws, two losses and 29 points, one more than Tuzos de Pachuca, while Querétaro closed out focused on attack, but again missed the goal and continued in sixteenth place. with 12 units.
The day began on Thursday with a 2-1 victory over champion Atlas, 2-1 against Necaxa with goals from Argentine Julio Furch and Colombian Julián Quiñones, while Uruguayan Rodrigo Aguirre discounted for Rayos.
On Friday, UNAM Pumas came from behind and tied 2-2 with Puebla and Paraguayan Ángel Romero saved a 1-1 draw for Cruz Azul at Mazatlán stadium.
On Saturday, San Luis beat León 2-0 with a goal and an assist from Venezuelan John Murillo, Toluca tied 1-1 with Guadalajara, with a saving goal from Uruguayan Leonardo Fernández, Monterrey beat Santos Laguna 1-0 and América beat Juárez FC 3-0, with goals scored by Mexican Alejandro Zendejas, Uruguayan Federico Viñas and Chilean Diego Valdés.
The thirteenth day will end this Monday, when Pachuca will host Xolos de Tijuana, in a bid to add three points to regain the lead.
Source: La Verdad
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