Tigres UANL wipes out Querétaro 5-0 with a superb performance. HIGHLIGHTS

SAN NICOLáS DE LOS GARZA. Tigres UANL estinguishes Querétaro 5-0 with goals of

September 4, 2023

Tigres UANL QuerÃ©taro

SAN NICOLáS DE LOS GARZA. Tigres UANL annihilates Querétaro 5-0 with goals of Raymundo Fulgencio (11′), Raymundo Fulgencio (40′), André-Pierre Gignac (49′ pen), Juan Vigón (56′) and Nicolás Ibáñez (90′). Tigres UANL was truly superior in terms of ball possession (62%) and that was among the factors of its victory.

The match was played at the Estadio Universitario de Nuevo León stadium in San Nicolás de los Garza on Saturday and it started at 8:05 pm local time. The referee was Ismael Rosario Lopez Peñuelas assisted by Michel Ricardo Espinoza Avalos and Enedina Caudillo Gómez. The 4th official was Luis Alfredo García Rodríguez. The weather was sky is clear. The temperature was extremely hot at 34.95 degrees Celsius or 94.91 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 25%.

Match Statistics

Tigres UANL

5 - 0

Querétaro

! 62 Ball Possession 38

Shots

18 Total 12
6 On Target 2
7 Off Target 7
6 Shots blocked 3

102 Attack 100
50 Dangerous attack 46
0 Ball safe 0

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 5

Fouls

12 Total 11
0 Yellow Cards 1
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Ball possession

Tigres UANL had a strong ball possession 62% while Querétaro was struggling with a 38% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Tigres UANL was more aggressive with 50 dangerous attacks and 18 shots of which 6 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Tigres UANL won the match.

Tigres UANL shot 18 times, 6 on target, 7 off target. Talking about the opposition, Querétaro shot 12 times, 2 on target, 7 off target.

Cards

Tigres UANL didn’t receive any yellow card. On the other side, Querétaro received 1 yellow card (Camilo Sanvezzo).

Match Timeline

11'

Juan Pablo Vigón- sub ->Sebastián Córdova

30'

37'

Camilo Sanvezzo- Yellow

40'

46'

André-Pierre Gignac(penalty)

49'

Juan Pablo Vigón(goal)

56'

Nicolás Ibáñez- sub ->Fernando Gorriarán

67'

69'

Joaquín Montecinos- sub ->Pablo Barrera

Fernando Ordóñez- sub ->Jesús Angulo

73'

Jesús Garza- sub ->Javier Aquino

74'

86'

Alberto García- sub ->Jordan Sierra

86'

Pablo Ortiz- sub ->Raúl Sandoval

Nicolás Ibáñez(goal)Rafael Carioca

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Tigres UANL will have 14 points like Juárez to go up in the 2nd place. Talking about the opposition, Querétaro will stay with 7 points like Monterrey and Puebla to hold in the 13th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Liga MX, Tigres UANL will host América on the 12th of November with a 18-16 head to head in favor of América (15 draws).

Querétaro will host Monterrey on the 11th of November with a 17-8 head to head statistic in favor of Monterrey (5 draws).

Tigres UANL – Formation

Tigres UANL

Nahuel Guzmán 1.Argentina

7.5

Samir Caetano 3.Brazil

7.7

Diego Reyes 13.Mexico

7.0

Javier Aquino 20.Mexico

7.1

74'

Jesús Angulo 27.Mexico

7.0

73'

Rafael Carioca 5.Brazil

7.0

Fernando Gorriarán 8.Uruguay

7.3

67'

S. Córdova 17.Mexico

6.3

30'

R. Fulgencio 22.Mexico

9.1

11', 40'

Luis Quiñones 23.Colombia

6.7

67'

André-Pierre Gignac 10.France

8.5

49'

Substitutes

Felipe Rodríguez 25.Mexico

Eduardo Tercero 15.Mexico

Fernando Ordóñez 28.Mexico

6.8

73'

Vladímir Loroña 32.Mexico

Juan Pablo Vigón 6.Mexico

7.5

30'

56'

Jesús Garza 14.Mexico

6.8

74'

Sebastián Fierro 26.Mexico

Nicolás Ibáñez 9.Argentina

6.4

67'

90'

Tigres UANL started with an extremely aggressive line-up (3-4-3).

The manager Robert Dante Siboldi Badiola decided to play with the following team: Nahuel Guzmán (7.5), Javier Aquino (7.1), Diego Reyes (7.0), Samir Caetano (7.7), Jesús Angulo (7.0), Fernando Gorriarán (7.3), Rafael Carioca (7.0), Luis Quiñones (6.7), Sebastián Córdova (6.3), Raymundo Fulgencio (9.1) and André-Pierre Gignac (8.5).

The home team had on the bench: Juan Vigón (7.5), Nicolás Ibáñez (6.4), Jose Garcia (6.8), Eduardo Tercero, Carlos Rodríguez, Sebastián Emiliano Fierro González, Fernando Ordonez (6.8), Vladimir Loroña and Fernando González Peña (7.0).

Tigres UANL could not rely on the presence of Juan Vigón (injured).

Substitutions

Tigres UANL made 4 changes: Sebastián Córdova for Juan Vigón (30′), Fernando Gorriarán for Nicolás Ibáñez (67′), Javier Aquino for Jose Garcia (74′) and Jesús Angulo for Fernando Ordonez (73′).

Best player: Raymundo Fulgencio

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Tigres UANL was Raymundo Fulgencio.

His rating is (9.1) with 2 goals, 21 passes (83% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 4 duels out of 9. He performed 2 crosses.

Querétaro – Formation

Querétaro

F. Tapia 35.Mexico

6.0

Óscar Manzanárez 3.Mexico

6.6

Emanuel Gularte 4.Uruguay

6.4

Jaime Gómez 12.Mexico

6.3

Raúl Sandoval 13.Mexico

6.7

86'

Kevin Escamilla 5.Mexico

7.0

Pablo Barrera 8.Mexico

6.4

69'

Federico Lértora 14.Argentina

7.5

Camilo Sanvezzo 17.Brazil

6.6

69'

37'

Jordan Sierra 23.Ecuador

7.3

86'

E. Ayón 26.Mexico

6.6

46'

Substitutes

Guillermo Allison 25.Mexico

Miguel Barbieri 6.Argentina

Pablo Ortiz 201.Mexico

86'

M. Laínez 20.Mexico

6.8

69'

Marco García 22.Mexico

Alberto García 28.Mexico

86'

M. González 199.Mexico

Joaquín Montecinos 10.Chile

6.8

69'

P. Yrízar 11.Mexico

José Raúl Zúñiga 19.Colombia

6.4

46'

Querétaro started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

Mauro Nestor Gerk Larrea played with: Fernando Tapia (6.0), Jaime Gómez (6.3), Emanuel Gularte (6.4), Óscar Manzanárez (6.6), Raúl Sandoval (6.7), Federico Lértora (7.5), Kevin Escamilla (7.0), Pablo Barrera (6.4), Camilo Sanvezzo (6.6), Jordan Sierra (7.3) and Ettson Ayón (6.6).

These were the players on the bench: Miguel Barbieri, Joaquín Montecinos (6.8), Paolo Yrízar, José Zúñiga (6.4), Mauro Laínez (6.8), Marco García, Guillermo Allison, Alberto García, Marco Ulises Gonzalez Molina and Pablo Nicolás Ortíz.

Querétaro could not rely on the presence of Mauro Laínez (injured).

Substitutions

Querétaro made 4 changes: Ettson Ayón for José Zúñiga (46′), Pablo Barrera for Joaquín Montecinos (69′), Camilo Sanvezzo for Mauro Laínez (69′) and Jordan Sierra for Alberto García (86′).