Three factors together resulted in FBC Melgar being beaten again yesterday monumental stadium Arequipa: the inefficiency in scoring, the referee’s mistakes and Huancayo’s willingness to take advantage of these situations and win 3-1.
Melgar It became a pretty predictable team. The team of Mariano Soso it was a sea of mistakes. The fourth game in a row they failed to win as locals.
Technician. Valencia won the fight against Mariano Soso.
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Cuesta and Co. missed several goals in the first half, the goalkeeper Zamudio He had excellent saves. Mariano Soso didn’t know how to reconsider the game after Archimbaud was sent off in the 56th minute. Wilmar Valencia He won the battle by bringing attacking players into play, knowing that victory could be achieved with another player.
It took Soso a long time to bring in Martínez and Bordacahar, both giving domino football that hit the tee shot, although he was later outmatched by the Huancaínos’ speed of counterattack and effectiveness.
Meanwhile, referee Jesús Cartagena had to show two players from the away game red, on two clear fouls he also had to give D’Arrigo a penalty, but he didn’t want to use the VAR or it didn’t work at these moments.
Cuesta failed to score in the game.
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Soso admitted at a press conference that the lack of effectiveness continues to be his team’s big problem. Then he exploded and spoke about arbitration for the first time. “A coach and a team shouldn’t justify a defeat with the referee’s interventions, but there is a systematic order here to harm us, we have to live with that, I have to create resistance to systematic injustice, which is objective.”
Melgar leaves Copa Libertadores positions until 2024.