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Guadalupe FC
Puntarenas FC
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297
289
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131
127
Ball Possession
51
49
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1
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End 2-1
101′
keymar mclean
J.Maleck
100′
M.Angulo
96′
F. Samadian
85′
1-1
K. Guzman
Assist: M.Angulo
83′
0-1
Pablo·Alvarez Hodgson
82′
m.bayron
J. J. Ruiz
82′
I.Gómez
A. Arias
75′
D.Colindres
R.Taylor
70′
A.Amador
Elian·Morales
68′
W. Decas
66′
p.alvarez
K.Villalobos
65′
R.Cole
D.Rodriguez
59′
K. Guzman
46′
t.demetrius
P.Santamaria
46′
B.Bonilla
M.Morera
Halftime 0-0
36′
R.Taylor
25′
A. Arias
8′
Samir Taylor
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Match Info
In an entertaining Costa Rica Primera Division clash, Guadalupe FC edged out Puntarenas FC with a 2-1 victory at home. The match kicked off on March 16, 2026, and provided plenty of action for the fans in attendance. The win is an important one for Guadalupe as they look to climb the table and solidify their standing in the mid-season phase of the competition.
Guadalupe started brightly and were rewarded with an early goal, finding the net in the 12th minute after a swift counter-attack down the right flank. They doubled their lead just before halftime, converting a penalty after a handball was spotted by the referee in the area. Puntarenas came out with renewed vigor in the second half and managed to pull a goal back in the 65th minute through a well-placed header from a corner, setting up a nervy finale. Guadalupe's goalkeeper was called into action several times in the closing stages, making a crucial save in the 88th minute to preserve the three points for his side.
The key incident was the first-half penalty decision, which gave Guadalupe a crucial two-goal cushion. Puntarenas will feel aggrieved by the call, but they rallied well after the break. The standout performance came from Guadalupe's attacking midfielder, who was instrumental in creating the first goal and won the penalty for the second. This result moves Guadalupe up the standings, while Puntarenas remains in the lower half of the table, needing to find consistency. The Guadalupe manager commented, "We showed great character, especially in the first half. We need to manage games better, but the three points are what matter." The Puntarenas coach said, "We gave ourselves too much to do. The reaction in the second half was positive, but we must start games with that intensity."

