Guadalajara overcomes Toluca 3-2. HIGHLIGHTS

ZAPOPAN. Guadalajara overcame Toluca.

February 1, 2024

ZAPOPAN. Guadalajara defeated Toluca. Toluca was definitely superior in terms of ball possession (61%).

The match was played at the Estadio AKRON stadium in Zapopan on Tuesday and it started at 9:05 pm local time. The referee was Fernando Hernández Gómez with the support of Michel Alejandro Morales Morales and Jesús Lorenzo Soto Dávila. The 4th official was Miguel Ángel Anaya Suárez. The weather was overcast clouds. The temperature was pleasant at 22.45 degrees Celsius or 72.41 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 37%.

Match Statistics

Guadalajara

3 - 2

Toluca

! 39 Ball Possession 61

Shots

17 Total 18
8 On Target 7
6 Off Target 7
3 Shots blocked 4

87 Attack 95
46 Dangerous attack 43
84 Ball safe 123

0 Penalties 0
5 Corners 7
4 Off Sides 1

Fouls

11 Total 9
4 Yellow Cards 4
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Toluca had a superior ball possession 61% while Guadalajara was struggling with a 39% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Guadalajara was more aggressive with 46 dangerous attacks and 17 shots of which 8 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Guadalajara won the match.

Guadalajara shot 17 times, 8 on target, 6 off target. Regarding the opposition, Toluca shot 18 times, 7 on target, 7 off target.

Cards

Guadalajara received 4 yellow cards (Érick Gutiérrez, Pavel Pérez, José Castillo and Jesús Orozco Chiquete). On the opposite side, Toluca received 3 yellow cards (Marcel Ruiz, Jesús Angulo and Federico Pereira).

Match Timeline

Fernando Beltran(goal)Roberto Alvarado

Fernando Beltran(VAR)

M. Ruíz(goal)

Jesús Orozco Chiquete- Yellow

14'

Antonio Briseño- sub ->Gilberto Sepúlveda

40'

Pavel Pérez(goal)Érick Gutiérrez

43'

45'

Brian García(goal)Maximiliano Araújo

Pavel Pérez- Yellow

45'

Federico Pereira- Yellow

Ricardo Marín- sub ->Cade Cowell

57'

61'

Jesús Angulo- sub ->Iván López

61'

Robert Morales- sub ->Tomás Belmonte

Érick Gutiérrez- Yellow

62'

José Castillo- Yellow

65'

71'

Jesús Angulo- Yellow

Jonathan Padilla- sub ->Pavel Pérez

71'

76'

Abraham Villegas- sub ->Maximiliano Araújo

Armando Gonzalez Alba- sub ->Víctor Guzmán

79'

Ricardo Marín(goal)Armando Gonzalez Alba

81'

Alan Torres- sub ->Fernando Beltran

79'

83'

M. Ruíz- Yellow

83'

Antonio Figueroa- sub ->Jean Meneses

83'

Carlos Orrantía- sub ->Brian García

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this encounter, Guadalajara has 5 points to sit in the 6th place. On the opposite side, Toluca will stays with 21 points to go up in the 10th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Toluca will host León on the 3rd of February with a 11-6 head to head record in favor of León (9 draws).

Guadalajara – Formation

Guadalajara

J. Rangel 27.Mexico

7.8

M. Chávez 50.Mexico

6.8

G. Sepúlveda 3.Mexico

7.7

40'

Jesús Orozco Chiquete 13.Mexico

6.4

14'

José Castillo 21.Mexico

6.7

65'

Víctor Guzmán 5.Mexico

7.3

79'

Pavel Pérez 6.Mexico

7.5

71'

45'

43'

Érick Gutiérrez 15.Mexico

7.5

62'

Fernando Beltran 20.Mexico

7.7

79'

C. Cowell 16.United States

7.1

57'

Roberto Alvarado 25.Mexico

7.5

Substitutes

Óscar Whalley 30.Spain

Antonio Briseño 4.Mexico

7.3

40'

Jesús Sánchez 17.Mexico

L. Sepúlveda 43.United States

Alan Torres 29.Mexico

6.7

79'

Jonathan Padilla 31.Mexico

6.7

71'

Armando Gonzalez Alba 34.Mexico

7.5

79'

R. Cisneros 18.Mexico

Ricardo Marín 19.Mexico

7.7

57'

81'

Guadalajara started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

The manager Fernando Rubén Gago decided to play with the following team: José Rangel (7.8), José Castillo (6.7), Gilberto Sepúlveda (7.7), Jesús Orozco Chiquete (6.4), Mateo Chavez Garcia (6.8), Fernando Beltran (7.7), Víctor Guzmán (7.3), Érick Gutiérrez (7.5), Roberto Alvarado (7.5), Cade Cowell (7.1) and Pavel Pérez (7.5).

The home team had on the bench: Antonio Briseño (7.3), Jesús Sánchez, Ronaldo Cisneros, Ricardo Marín (7.7), Alan Torres (6.7), Óscar Whalley, Jonathan Padilla (6.7), Armando Gonzalez Alba (7.5), Leonardo Sepúlveda and Gael Alejandro García Ortega.

Guadalajara could not rely on the presence of Antonio Briseño (injured).

Substitutions

Guadalajara made 5 changes: Gilberto Sepúlveda for Antonio Briseño (40′), Cade Cowell for Ricardo Marín (57′), Pavel Pérez for Jonathan Padilla (71′), Fernando Beltran for Alan Torres (79′) and Víctor Guzmán for Armando Gonzalez Alba (79′).

Player of the match: José Rangel

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Guadalajara was the goalkeeper: José Rangel. His rating is 7.75. He performed 5 saves.

Toluca – Formation

Toluca

Tiago Volpi 1.Brazil

7.1

Valber Huerta 4.Chile

7.0

Federico Pereira 6.Uruguay

6.3

45'

Maximiliano Araújo 11.Uruguay

6.8

76'

Brian García 17.Mexico

7.5

83'

45'

Tomás Belmonte 5.Argentina

7.1

61'

Juan Domínguez 7.Mexico

6.3

M. Ruíz 14.Mexico

7.5

83'

Jean Meneses 16.Chile

7.0

83'

Claudio Baeza 23.Chile

7.1

Iván López 19.Mexico

7.3

61'

Substitutes

Luis García 22.Mexico

Fernando Piñuelas 3.Mexico

Carlos Orrantía 8.Mexico

7.0

83'

M. Isaís 12.Mexico

Adrián Mora 27.Mexico

A. Villegas 184.Mexico

6.3

76'

Jesús Angulo 10.Mexico

6.6

61'

71'

Antonio Figueroa 21.Mexico

6.4

83'

Víctor Arteaga 198.Mexico

Robert Morales 31.Paraguay

7.0

61'

Toluca started with a 3-5-2 line-up (3-5-2).

Renato Manuel Alves Paiva played with: Tiago Volpi (7.1), Brian García (7.5), Federico Pereira (6.3), Valber Huerta (7.0), Maximiliano Araújo (6.8), Claudio Baeza (7.1), Tomás Belmonte (7.1), Juan Domínguez (6.3), Marcel Ruiz (7.5), Jean Meneses (7.0) and Iván López (7.3).

They had on the bench: Fernando Piñuelas, Carlos Orrantía (7.0), Jesús Angulo (6.6), Mauricio Isaís, Antonio Figueroa (6.4), Luis García, Adrián Mora, Robert Morales (7.0), Abraham Vargas (6.3) and Víctor Manuel Arteaga Camarena.

Substitutions

Toluca made 5 changes: Tomás Belmonte for Robert Morales (61′), Brian García for Carlos Orrantía (83′), Iván López for Jesús Angulo (61′), Maximiliano Araújo for Abraham Villegas (76′) and Jean Meneses for Antonio Figueroa (83′).