Ang Caracas of Venezuela tied without a goal this Tuesday along with The Strongest of Bolivia on the fifth day of Libertadores Cupmoving away from qualifying for the next round of the international tournament.
Neither team scored a goal in the match, so The Strongest remains in second place and Caracas in third place in Group B.
The Venezuelan team entered the playing field at the Olympic stadium of the Central University of Venezuela (UCV) with the aim of attacking, giving them the first chance to score in the 6th minute by a shot by Daniel Rivillo from the out of place. deviate
El Tigre, on the other hand, concentrated more on defense and closed their place forming a line of six, which made it difficult for Caracas to reach the goal.
However, after 28 minutes, the Ávila Reds resumed the attack with shots from Samson Akinyoola, Eduardo Fereira, Saúl Guarirapa and Kwaku Bonsu, who did not finish.
The Strongest had two more chances later with shots from Juan Bautista Cascini and Yvo Calleros from outside the area.
The Venezuelan team played more in the middle, unlike previous games, where they sought more projection on the wings. In the final minutes of the first half, both teams slowed down the game.
In the second half, The Strongest attacked more and promoted at least three shots, one of which was by Gabriel Esparza using his right foot from the left side of the inside of the area caught by Venezuelan goalkeeper Alain Baroja.
El Tigre had more ball possession and game dominance for most of the game’s twilight, even when scoring didn’t open up. But Caracas woke up again in the 57th minute by Akinyoola shooting with his right foot from outside the area.
On the last day of the group stage, the Ávila Reds will face Paranaense in Brazil on May 26, while The Strongest will play Libertad in Paraguay on the same date.
Source: La Verdad
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