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Deportivo Saprissa

04-06 05:00

4 - 0

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Municipal Pérez Zeledón

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Deportivo Saprissa

Municipal Pérez Zeledón

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End 4-0

95′

4-0

G. Torres

93′

3-0

G. Torres

88′

2-0

J.Brenes

84′

1-0

M.Torres

82′

R. Chirino

L.Paradela

82′

J. Mora

A.Soto

81′

J.Brenes

79′

B. S. Cruz

71′

A. Rodríguez

D. Guzmán

71′

O.Sinclair

tomas rodriguez

70′

R. Rojas

E.Drummond

70′

R.Rodriguez

K.Porras

68′

M.Morán

65′

E.Drummond

64′

G. Torres

B.Hernandez

56′

J. Aguirre

José Alejandro Porras Montero

56′

B.Sequeira

maximo pereira

46′

P. Arboine

Halftime 0-0

46′

L.Paradela

45′

L.Hernandez

36′

33′

E. Pastrana

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Match Info

Deportivo Saprissa delivered a commanding performance to thrash Municipal Pérez Zeledón 4-0 in a Costa Rica Primera Division fixture at the Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Aymá. The comprehensive victory solidifies Saprissa's position near the top of the league table and serves as a statement of intent in the title race. The match was effectively decided in the first half, with the home side racing to a three-goal lead before the break. Saprissa's attacking fluidity was too much for Pérez Zeledón to handle, as they added a fourth goal in the second half to complete the rout. Key moments included an early opener that settled nerves, a quickfire double to put the game beyond doubt, and a clinical finish to cap off the scoring. The standout performance came from Saprissa's forward line, which exploited space with pace and precision, while the defense recorded a clean sheet with minimal fuss. This result sees Saprissa pick up three crucial points, applying pressure on their rivals, while Pérez Zeledón will be concerned by the heavy nature of the defeat as they look to move away from the lower reaches of the standings. Post-match, the Saprissa manager praised his team's intensity from the first whistle, while the Pérez Zeledón coach acknowledged his side was second-best in all departments. The starting lineups featured Saprissa's typical attacking setup and Pérez Zeledón's defensive block, which ultimately could not withstand the pressure.