The Marquense team started at a disadvantage with a goal scored by Widvin Tebalan in the 3rd minute of the second half, but managed to equalize the score with forward Diego Casas in the 14th minute of the same stage.
Diego Casas had a great performance. The Marquense attacker shone by scoring 1 goal.
Defensive presence Widvin Tebalan was notable in the game. The Xelajú defender was important by scoring 1 goal.
Marquense coach, Omar Arellano Nuño, presented a 5-4-1 tactical layout with Javier Colli in goal; Marco Rodas, Fernando Fuentes, Elías Vásquez, Oscar Linton and David Chuc on the defensive line; Josué Cano, William Amaya, Miguel Escobar and Dylan Flores in the middle; and Diego Casas in the attack.
For its part, Roberto Hernández’s team came out with a 5-4-1 tactical layout with Nery Lobos between the three sticks; Raúl Calderón, Javier González, Manuel Romero, Kevin Ruíz and Widvin Tebalan in defense; Jorge Aparicio, Juan Cardona, Yair Jaén and Antonio López in the midfield; and Steven Cárdenas up front.
Stib Morales Ordóñez was in charge of supervising the order of play during the match.
By equalizing the first leg of the Clausura, the series is for anyone. The passage to the Semifinals will be defined next Sunday, May 3.
Changes in Marquense
- 54′ 2T – Fernando Fuentes left for Marvin Ceballos and Miguel Escobar for Juan Villalobos
Reprimanded in Marquense:
- 19′ 2T Marvin Ceballos, 22′ 2T Dylan Flores and 33′ 2T Juan Villalobos
Changes in Xelajú
- 22′ 1T – Kevin Ruíz came out for José Castañeda
- 45′ 2T – Yair Jaén came out for Yilton Díaz
- 80′ 2T – Steven Cárdenas came out for Joffre Escobar
- 91′ 2T – Juan Cardona came out for Maynor de León
Reprimanded in Xelajú:
- 27′ 1T Yair Jaén, 19′ 2T Jorge Aparicio and 49′ 2T Yilton Díaz
Expelled in Xelajú:
- 32′ 1T Antonio López (Direct red)