Alverys Redi put on a masterclass at home, dismantling Guabirá 6-0 in the Apertura round 19 clash on Saturday. The hosts dominated from the first whistle, with E. Triverio opening the scoring in the seventeenth minute before J. Amoroso doubled the lead shortly after. By then, Guabirá had already surrendered any hope of a result, and the visitors' misery only deepened as the half progressed.
Triverio added two more goals before the break, one in the thirty-fifth and another just before the interval, while J. Uzeda struck in the fortieth to make it five. Guabirá made three substitutions at the restart in a desperate attempt to change the momentum, but Alverys pressed on relentlessly. J. Godoy rounded off the scoring in the eighty-eighth minute, and the final tally felt merciful rather than excessive.
And here's the thing about this result — we had tipped the hosts to win, with eighty-five percent confidence, and it turned out exactly as predicted. The gap between these sides had grown far wider than the table suggested, and Saturday's performance confirmed it. Guabirá's recent run of poor results, including a 1-5 hammering, finally caught up with them in full.
To be fair, the statistics tell the same story. Alverys enjoyed sixty-five percent possession, created five big chances, and registered ten shots on target. Guabirá managed just one shot on target and zero big chances all match. The visitors were reduced to defending deep, and even their goalkeeper, who made four saves, could do little to stem the tide.
Alverys now sit top of the table with forty-five points from twenty games, having lost only once this season. Guabirá remain in sixth place on twenty-nine points, seven points behind the leaders. The hosts will be buoyed by this statement victory, while the visitors face a long road back to competitiveness.