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Pumas U.N.A.M.

04-13 02:00

3 - 1

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Mazatlan FC

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End 3-1

93′

Ángel Leyva

85′

C. Garza

R.Morales

82′

A. Nevarez

Josué Miguel Nehemías Ovalle Aranda

82′

G.L.Reza

É.Bárcenas

74′

Gilberto Adame

M.Zaleta

74′

M.Laínez

L.Merolla

74′

F.Gomes

B.Rubio

74′

Ángel Jesús Rico Reyes

A.Medina

68′

3-1

G.Martinez

Assist: U.Antuna

60′

R. Duarte

J. C. Rodriguez

60′

G.Martinez

P.Bennevendo

60′

U.Antuna

Juninho

58′

B.Rubio

58′

K. Navas

Halftime 2-1

45′

S. Bueno

36′

2-1

Josué Miguel Nehemías Ovalle Aranda

15′

2-0

Juninho

Assist: N.Ananias

5′

1-0

R.Morales

Assist: A.Medina

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Match Info

Pumas U.N.A.M. secured a convincing 3-1 home victory over Mazatlan FC in a Liga MX clash at Estadio Olímpico Universitario. The result sees Pumas strengthen their position in the league table with a dominant performance, overcoming an early scare to take all three points. Mazatlan started brightly and took a surprise lead within the first fifteen minutes, catching the home defense off guard. Pumas responded with intensity and found an equalizer before the half-hour mark, shifting the momentum. The second half was all Pumas, as they scored two more goals in a ten-minute spell to put the game beyond doubt, with their attacking players linking up effectively. The key focus point was Pumas' midfield control after conceding, which allowed them to dictate the tempo and create numerous chances. This win provides a vital boost for Pumas' playoff aspirations, while Mazatlan's struggles on the road continue. Post-match, the Pumas manager praised his team's reaction to going behind, while the Mazatlan coach lamented his side's inability to maintain their defensive shape. The starting XI for Pumas featured their typical attacking lineup, while Mazatlan set up in a compact 4-5-1 formation.