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Metropolitanos FC
03-19 07:30
1 - 0
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Monagas SC
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Metropolitanos FC
Monagas SC
Attacks
90
102
Dangerous Attacks
35
41
Ball Possession
45
55
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2
1
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End 1-0
93′
S.Ramirez
90′
y.caricote
88′
Marlon rodriguez
K.Ortiz
87′
A. Bianciotti
R. Figueroa
84′
J.Gimenez
J.Navarro
84′
S.Ramirez
Miku
80′
henry diaz
J.Caraballo
79′
isaac ramirez
75′
d.castillo
Y.Sulbarán
68′
R.Sangiovani
D. Zalzman
67′
R.Rodríguez
56′
S.Herrera
F.Basante
46′
renteria
Santiago Andrés Natera Maradey
46′
R.Rodríguez
F. González
Halftime 1-0
46′
W. Vallenilla
23′
1-0
K.Ortiz
Assist: R. Figueroa
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Match Info
Metropolitanos FC edged out Monagas SC 1-0 in a tight Venezuela Primera Division fixture on Thursday, March 19, 2026. The solitary goal, scored in the first half, was enough to separate the two sides in a match defined by defensive organization and few clear-cut chances. This result provides a crucial three points for Metropolitanos in their quest for a continental qualification spot, while Monagas's inconsistent form continues. The match process was cagey, with both teams canceling each other out in midfield for large periods. The breakthrough came from a set-piece situation, where a Metropolitanos defender rose highest to head home from a corner. Monagas pushed for an equalizer in the second half, but the home defense, marshaled superbly by their captain, held firm. A key incident was a disallowed goal for Monagas in the 75th minute for a marginal offside call, a decision that sparked controversy and protests from the visiting bench. The standout performance came from the Metropolitanos goalkeeper, who made two vital saves in the closing stages to preserve the clean sheet. In terms of table impact, the win moves Metropolitanos into the top half of the standings, while Monagas remains in the lower half, looking over their shoulder. The Metropolitanos manager highlighted the importance of the clean sheet, saying, "In these tight games, the first goal is everything. The boys defended magnificently." The Monagas coach expressed frustration with the officiating but acknowledged his team's lack of cutting edge. The lineups showed Metropolitanos opting for a pragmatic 4-2-3-1, while Monagas deployed a 4-3-3 in search of width.