Pachuca recovers a 0-1 deficit to top Atlético San Luis 2-1. HIGHLIGHTS

PACHUCA DE SOTO. Pachuca was capable to turn the tables against Atlético San Luis to win 2-1.

April 23, 2023

PACHUCA DE SOTO. Pachuca was able to reverse the scoreline against Atlético San Luis to win 2-1. It was Atlético San Luis to strike first with a goal of Unai Bilbao at the 43′. Then it was a penalty in the 62′ minute to make things even for 1-1. Eventually, Illian Hernández gave the win to Pachuca in the 85′ minute.

The match was played at the Estadio Hidalgo stadium in Pachuca de Soto on Saturday and it started at 6:00 pm local time. The referee was Daniel Quintero Huittrón assisted by Karen Janett Díaz Medina and Manuel Enrique Martínez Sánchez. The 4th official was Yonatan Peinado Aguirre. The weather was rainy. The temperature was pleasant at 18.4 degrees Celsius or 65.07 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 53%.

Match Statistics

Pachuca

2 - 1

Atlético San Luis

54 Ball Possession 46

Shots

20 Total 10
8 On Target 5
7 Off Target 4
5 Shots blocked 1

67 Attack 51
29 Dangerous attack 15
0 Ball safe 0

0 Penalties 0
10 Corners 3
5 Off Sides 1

Fouls

15 Total 15
4 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Ball possession

No teams had a vastly superior advantage in terms of ball possession. Pachuca was in possession of the ball for 54% of the time vs. Atlético San Luis that controlled the ball for 46% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Pachuca had a more offensive attitude with 29 dangerous attacks and 20 shots of which 8 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Pachuca won the match.

Pachuca shot 20 times, 8 on target, 7 off target. On the opposite side, Atlético San Luis shot 10 times, 5 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Pachuca received 5 yellow cards (Jorge Almada Álves, Gustavo Cabral, Israel Luna, Érick Sánchez and Mauricio Isaís). Talking about the opposition, Atlético San Luis received 3 yellow cards (Ricardo Chávez, J. Sanabria and José Juan Manríquez).

Match Timeline

17'

R. Chávez- Yellow

19'

J. Sanabria- Yellow

Gustavo Cabral - Yellow

34'

Israel Luna- Yellow

35'

Érick Sánchez- Yellow

41'

43'

Unai Bilbao(goal)J. Sanabria

51'

55'

59'

Érick Sánchez(var)

61'

62'

67'

69'

M. Klimowicz- sub ->J. Murillo

69'

Léo Bonatini- sub ->Ángel Zaldívar

R. de la Rosa- sub ->Cristian Arango

76'

Pedro Pedraza- sub ->Érick Sánchez

76'

85'

87'

90'

J. Castro- sub ->Dieter Villalpando

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Pachuca will have 28 points like Toluca and Guadalajara to drop in the 5th place. On the other side, Atlético San Luis will stay with 18 points to move up in the 12th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Liga MX, Pachuca will play away with Querétaro on the 30th of April with a 13-10 head to head stats in favor of Pachuca (8 draws).

Atlético San Luis will host Atlas on the 29th of April with a 3-2 head to head in favor of Atlas (2 draws).

Pachuca – Formation

Pachuca

Oscar Ustari 5.Argentina

6.9

Gustavo Cabral 22.Argentina

6.2

34'

M. Isaís 12.Mexico

6.6

51'

K. Álvarez 2.Mexico

7.1

José Castillo 14.Mexico

7.0

Antonio Figueroa 21.Mexico

6.3

67'

Avilés Hurtado 11.Colombia

6.2

Cristian Arango 8.Colombia

7.9

76'

62'

Érick Sánchez 10.Mexico

6.5

76'

41'

Israel Luna 100.Mexico

6.8

55'

35'

Paulino de la Fuente 19.Spain

6.8

55'

Substitutes

Carlos Moreno 25.Mexico

Enzo Martínez 6.Uruguay

Jahaziel Marchand 26.Mexico

B. González 35.Mexico

Romario Ibarra 30.Ecuador

6.3

67'

Pedro Pedraza 33.Mexico

6.4

76'

Luis Chávez 24.Mexico

6.5

55'

Illian Hernández 29.Mexico

7.3

55'

85'

R. de la Rosa 9.Mexico

7.1

76'

Fernando Ovelar Martínez 27.Paraguay

Pachuca adopted the 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Jorge Guillermo Almada Álves decided to play with the following team: Óscar Ustari (6.9), Kevin Álvarez (7.1), José Castillo (7.0), Gustavo Cabral (6.2), Mauricio Andre Isais (6.6), Erick Sánchez (6.5), Israel Luna (6.8), Francisco Figueroa (6.3), Cristian Arango (7.9), Avilés Hurtado (6.2) and Paulino de la Fuente (6.8).

The home team had on the bench: Illian Hernandez (7.3), Roberto de la Rosa (7.1), Jahaziel Marchand, Carlos Moreno, Bryan González, Romario Ibarra (6.3), Pedro Pedraza (6.4), Fernando Ovelar, Enzo Martínez and Luis Chávez (6.5).

Substitutions

Pachuca made 5 changes: Paulino de la Fuente for Illian Hernandez Vargas (55′), Israel Luna for Luis Chavez (55′), Antonio Figueroa for Romario Ibarra (67′), Érick Sánchez for Pedro Pedraza Reyna (76′) and Cristian Arango for Roberto de la Rosa (76′).

Best player: Cristian Arango

The most impressive player for Pachuca was Cristian Arango.

His rating is (7.9) with 1 goal, 21 passes (57% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 7 duels out of 13. He performed 1 cross.

Atlético San Luis – Formation

Atlético San Luis

Marcelo Barovero 1.Argentina

7.4

Unai Bilbao 20.Spain

7.3

43'

R. Chávez 5.Mexico

6.2

17'

José Juan Manríquez 26.Mexico

6.3

59'

J. Sanabria 8.Uruguay

7.5

19'

J. Güémez 16.Mexico

7.3

Rodrigo Dourado 13.Brazil

6.9

87'

J. Murillo 7.Venezuela

6.6

69'

Diéter Villalpando 11.Mexico

6.6

90'

Vitinho 12.Brazil

6.3

Ángel Zaldívar 17.Mexico

6.4

69'

Substitutes

A. Sánchez 24.Mexico

David Andrade 14.Mexico

E. Águila 31.Mexico

Uziel García 29.Mexico

Pablo Martinez 28.Mexico

Fernando Piñuelas 3.Mexico

M. Klimowicz 22.Germany

6.3

69'

J. Castro 2.Mexico

90'

Sabin Merino 19.Spain

87'

Léo Bonatini 9.Brazil

7.1

69'

Also Atlético San Luis adopted the 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

André Soares Jardine played with: Marcelo Barovero (7.4), Ricardo Chávez (6.2), Jose Garcia (6.3), Unai Bilbao (7.3), Juan Manuel Sanabria (7.5), Rodrigo Dourado (6.9), Javier Güemez (7.3), Vitinho (6.3), Dieter Villalpando (6.6), Jhon Murillo (6.6) and Angel Zaldívar (6.4).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Juan Castro, David Andrade, Sabin Merino, Eduardo Águila, Uziel García, Léo Bonatini (7.1), Juan Martinez, Mateo Klimowicz (6.3), Andrés Sánchez and Jesús Piñuelas.

Substitutions

Atlético San Luis made 4 changes: J. Murillo for Mateo Klimowicz (69′), Ángel Zaldívar for Léo Bonatini (69′), Rodrigo Dourado for Sabin Merino (87′) and Dieter Villalpando for Juan Castro (90′).