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Always Ready
11-16 06:00
2 - 2
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San Antonio Bulo Bulo
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Always Ready
San Antonio Bulo Bulo
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18′
Héctor Damián Bobadilla Cáceres
19′
Luca Giossa
21′
G. Mendoza
28′
Fernando Saucedo
Halftime 2-0
59′
Alejandro Camacho Reque
Héctor Damián Bobadilla Cáceres
59′
Roler Ferrufino
Enrique Triverio
62′
Juan Montenegro
Cristian Valencia
62′
H. Rodríguez
Julio·Herrera
65′
Luis Rene Barboza Quiroz
73′
Juan Montenegro
73′
Marcelo De Lima Castro
K. Gutiérrez
76′
Marcelo De Lima Castro
77′
Kevin Romay
Alejandro Camacho Reque
77′
Alex Rambal
José Orlando Herrera Taborga
82′
Fernando Saucedo
84′
Alcides Ariel Ávalos Samudio
Anthony Vásquez
84′
leonardo justiniano
Adalid Terrazas
85′
Anthony Vásquez
89′
Carlos Medina
90′
Diomedes Peña
Goal
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Match Info
Always Ready and San Antonio Bulo Bulo played out an entertaining 2-2 draw in the Bolivian Copa LFPB on November 16, 2025. The match, which kicked off at 06:00 local time, was a back-and-forth affair that ultimately saw the points shared, a result that likely left the home side from El Alto slightly disappointed after taking the lead. Always Ready struck first to the delight of their supporters, but San Antonio Bulo Bulo demonstrated their fighting spirit to equalize. The visitors then took a surprising lead, putting Always Ready under pressure, but the home team managed to find a late leveler to salvage a point. The draw has implications for both teams' standings in the early or mid-season table, with Always Ready missing a chance to gain ground at home and San Antonio Bulo Bulo earning a valuable point on their travels. Post-match, the Always Ready manager may have emphasized the need to close out games, while the San Antonio coach would have praised his team's character.