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07-26 05:00
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Hugo cid del
alex diaz
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c.alvarado
j.estrada
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jose almanza
nicolas lovato
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herberth morales
b.morales
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R. Hernandez
jose grajeda
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jorge batres
eddie ibarguen
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Á. Tejeda
V. Avalos
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victor urias
H. Morales
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J. Alvarez
d.ruiz
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b.morales
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m.sequen
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daniel bajan
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Match Info

Aurora F.C. 0-1 Guastatoya: Visitors Snatch Narrow Win in Guatemala Liga Nacional Clash

Guastatoya edged out Aurora F.C. 1‑0 at the Estadio del Ejército in Guatemala City on 26 July 2026, courtesy of a first‑half strike that proved enough to claim three points in the Liga Nacional. The result extends Guastatoya’s unbeaten run and leaves Aurora searching for answers after a frustrating evening.

Match Story

The only goal of the game arrived in the 28th minute. Guastatoya’s Jorge Aparicio collected the ball on the edge of the area, turned his marker, and fired a low shot into the bottom corner. The goal came against the run of play, as Aurora had started brightly, forcing two early saves from Guastatoya goalkeeper Adrián de Lemos.

Aurora pushed for an equaliser throughout the second half. Their best chance fell to Óscar Santis in the 74th minute, but his header from six yards was brilliantly tipped over by de Lemos. Guastatoya sat deep and absorbed pressure, with centre‑back Wilson Lalín making several crucial clearances. Despite five minutes of stoppage time, Aurora could not find a way through.

Defensive Solidity

Guastatoya’s defensive organisation was the key to their victory. The back four, marshalled by Lalín, held a high line and often caught Aurora attackers offside. Midfielder José Mena did a fine job screening the defence, breaking up play and starting counter‑attacks. Aurora lacked a cutting edge, managing only three shots on target from 14 attempts.

What It Means

Guastatoya moved up to third in the Liga Nacional standings with 16 points from nine matches, keeping pace with leaders Cobán Imperial. Aurora, now ninth, have won only two of their last eight games and need to improve their home form if they are to climb the table. The defeat also marked the first time Aurora have failed to score at home this season.