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Cerro Porteno

05-04 04:30

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Olimpia Asuncion

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Cerro Porteno

Olimpia Asuncion

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End 1-2

93′

L. Abreu

92′

1-2

L. Abreu

89′

R. Marecos

J. Iturbe

80′

Lucas Pratto

D. González

80′

A.Benítez

I.Leguizamon

79′

F. Carrizo

74′

A. Fariña

C. Domínguez

69′

L.Rivas

G. Benitez

69′

L. Abreu

R.Redes

63′

G.Velazquez

56′

A.Espinola

César Ramón Olmedo Alcaraz

51′

1-1

F.Zabala

Assist: R.Redes

49′

J. Dominguez

45′

R. Rojas

A. Franco

Halftime 1-0

28′

1-0

J. Iturbe

Assist: A. Benítez

24′

Lucas Pratto

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Match Info

Olimpia Asuncion won the Paraguayan Clásico, defeating arch-rivals Cerro Porteno 2-1 away from home on May 4, 2025. In a fiercely contested Primera Division showdown at Cerro's Estadio General Pablo Rojas, Olimpia came from behind to claim a historic victory in one of South America's most intense derbies. Cerro Porteno started strongly, taking an early lead to send their home crowd into a frenzy. Olimpia weathered the storm and found an equalizer before halftime, changing the complexion of the match. The second half was a tense battle, decided by a moment of individual brilliance from an Olimpia forward who netted the winner with fifteen minutes remaining. The focus point was a controversial refereeing decision that denied Cerro a potential penalty in the closing stages, leading to furious protests from the home players and fans. This result was a massive boost for Olimpia's title challenge, closing the gap at the top, while dealing a significant blow to Cerro Porteno's own aspirations. The Cerro manager was critical of the officiating, while Olimpia's coach praised his team's mental strength in a hostile environment.