National Soccer
Deportivo Malacateco receives Municipal this Sunday at the Santa Lucía stadium, where the Reds drag one of their most negative gusts as visitors.
Municipal arrives at the Santa Lucia stadium after falling from home against Antigua GFC. (Free Press Photo: Douglas Suruy Franco).
The 16th day of the Clausura 2025 tournament brings us one of the most interesting duels of the weekend: Malacateco receives municipal This Sunday at the Santa Lucía stadium, where the Reds drag one of their most negative gusts as visitors.
The scarlet team does not know what it is to win on the border of the country from the October 9, 2013when 0-2 were imposed with goals from Hamilton López and HESSler Archila. Since then, they have passed 11 and a half years24 games and zero celebrations for the capitalists on Toroleño soil.
Statistics is overwhelming: 13 wins for Malacateco and 11 drawsin a streak that is already positioned as one of the longest in the recent history of the National League. The Santa Lucia stadium has become a true fort for the locals every time they receive the red painting.
One of the most painful episodes for municipal in this string was the forceful 4-0 who suffered the past October 26with goals from Nelson Andrade, Kevin Ramírez And a double of Miguel Sansoresa win that still rumbles in the memory of the capital club.
Those directed by Sebastián Bini They arrive with the obligation to shake that bad streak, although they do it at a complicated moment, after losing at home against Antigua GFC on the previous day and with several sensitive casualties in their titular squad.
For its part, Malacateconow directed by Roberto Hernández AyalaHe will try to maintain the domain he has built for more than a decade before one of the greats of Guatemalan football. The recent history is on its side, and the weather, the fans and the land could play again in their favor.
Everything is ready for a clash loaded with history, pressure and a great need for victory for municipal, which knows that once again, Winning in Malacatán will not be easy.
