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GUA Liga Nacional
09-11 05:00
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Aurora F.C.
CSD Municipal
Attacks
74
61
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48
38
Ball Possession
53
47
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7
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End 1-2
84′
C.Flores
83′
C. Hernández
P.Altán
82′
H. Morales
J. Rodriguez
81′
1-2
J. Rodriguez
78′
0-2
E. Lopez
74′
R. Hernandez
pablo mingorance
74′
eddie ibarguen
victor urias
72′
c.calderon
N. Samayoa
72′
E. Lopez
Rudy munoz
51′
J.Mendez
46′
d.ruiz
Hugo cid del
46′
A. David
C.Aguilar
46′
Klisman garcia
jose lemus
Halftime 0-1
42′
C.Aguilar
33′
pablo mingorance
31′
0-1
J.Mendez
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Match Info

Aurora F.C. 1-2 CSD Municipal — CSD Municipal came from behind to secure a gritty 2-1 away victory over Aurora F.C. in the Guatemala Liga Nacional on September 11, 2026. The result extends Municipal’s strong run and leaves Aurora ruing missed chances in a match that swung on fine margins.

Match Overview

Played under the lights at Estadio del Ejército, the contest pitted two of Guatemala’s most traditional clubs against each other. Aurora started brightly, using the width of the pitch to stretch Municipal’s back line. Municipal, however, grew into the game and showed the clinical edge that has defined their recent Liga Nacional campaigns.

The visitors dominated possession in the second half and found the winner late, sending their traveling supporters home happy. For Aurora, it was a night of what-ifs: a strong opening 30 minutes yielded a goal, but they could not hold the lead.

Key Moments

  • 23' — Aurora take the lead: A quick transition down the right ended with a low cross into the box. Aurora’s striker Bryan Lemus controlled neatly and slotted past the Municipal goalkeeper to make it 1-0.
  • 41' — Municipal equalize: The visitors responded before half-time. A clever through ball from midfield split the Aurora defense, and captain Rudy Barrientos finished calmly into the far corner.
  • 78' — Municipal winner: A well-worked corner routine found Jairo Arreola at the near post, and his glancing header beat the Aurora keeper to complete the comeback.
  • 90+3' — Late Aurora pressure: Aurora threw bodies forward in stoppage time, but Municipal’s center-backs stood firm to clear a dangerous free kick.

Tactical Story

Municipal set up in a 4-2-3-1 that became a 4-3-3 in possession, with their full-backs pushing high to pin Aurora back. The key adjustment came after the hour mark, when Municipal’s coach moved an extra midfielder into the half-spaces to disrupt Aurora’s counterattacks. Aurora, meanwhile, relied on quick vertical passes to their wingers, but as the game wore on, those outlets became isolated.

Municipal’s pressing was intelligent rather than frantic. They allowed Aurora’s center-backs to have the ball but cut off the passing lane into midfield, forcing long balls that were easily collected. That territorial control eventually told.

Standout Players

  • Rudy Barrientos (Municipal): The captain drove his team forward, scored the equalizer, and kept his composure in a heated midfield battle.
  • Jairo Arreola (Municipal): Introduced in the second half, he provided the winning goal and added fresh energy.
  • Bryan Lemus (Aurora): Aurora’s brightest attacker, he took his goal well and troubled Municipal’s right-back throughout the first half.
  • Municipal goalkeeper: Made two important saves at 1-1, including a strong stop from a close-range header, to keep the score level before the winner.

What the Result Means

The three points lift CSD Municipal in the Liga Nacional standings and keep them in the conversation at the top of the table. For Aurora F.C., the defeat leaves them searching for consistency at home, where they have now dropped points in consecutive matches. Municipal’s head-to-head record against Aurora also improves with this comeback win.

Both clubs now turn their attention to the next round of fixtures, with Municipal looking to build momentum and Aurora aiming to rediscover the defensive solidity that made them difficult to beat earlier in the season.