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Colchagua — Santiago City, Segunda División

Segunda División
Colchagua L5 Jul · Home Lota Schwager · 0:2L12 Jul · Away Linares Unido · 0:4L9 Aug · Home Santiago City · 0:1D22 Aug · Away Trasandino · 0:0L1 Sep · Home Municipal Salamanca · 0:1L5 Sep · Away Linares Unido · 0:1
0:1
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Santiago City L20 Jun · Away Trasandino · 1:5W26 Jun · Home Provincial Ovalle · 3:2L11 Jul · Away Concón National · 2:4W9 Aug · Away Colchagua · 1:0D22 Aug · Away Linares Unido · 1:1W5 Sep · Home Concón National · 3:0
Venue: Estadio Municipal Jorge Silva Valenzuela City: San Fernando

Match report

Santiago City claimed a hard-fought away victory over Colchagua, edging through 1-0 in the Promotion Group One stage of Chile's Segunda División. M. Arias broke the deadlock in the 48th minute, a goal that proved decisive in a contest where the visitors made do with less of the ball but were sharper in front of goal. Colchagua, sitting third with 22 points from 12 games, had dominated possession at 64% but could not find the net, while Santiago City moved up to fifth place with 20 points. The home side came out strong, controlling territory but struggling to create clear-cut chances. R. Diaz received a yellow card in the eighth minute, followed by M. Medel de la Fuente fifteen minutes later, as the visitors set up a compact defensive block. Colchagua threw 123 attacks against just 70 from their opponents, but only four shots found the target compared to Santiago City's six. The visitors made the most of their opportunities, keeping their composure despite the pressure. M. Arias changed the complexion of the match in the 48th minute, finding the net to give Santiago City a slender lead. The away side held their nerve, absorbing the home side's attempts to equalise while looking dangerous on the counter. Colchagua responded with urgency, but their shots lacked precision, with eight going off target and only four on. The visitors' goalkeeper was called into action sparingly, but when he was, he made the saves that kept his side in it. The turning point came in the 69th minute when O. Carrasco picked up two bookings in quick succession and was shown a straight red. Colchagua were now down to ten men, and the game opened up further, though the visitors had already put the result beyond doubt. D. Alvarez was brought on in the 64th minute, and R. Diaz followed shortly after, but neither could turn the tide. Santiago City substituted D. E. Salas Pizarro in the 65th minute and P. Cardenas received a yellow card in the 76th minute as the visitors managed the final quarter with maturity. The statistics told a familiar story: possession does not always translate to goals. Colchagua had 64% of the ball, eight corners, and 11 goal kicks, but their four shots on target yielded nothing. Santiago City, with 36% possession and just five corners, produced six shots on target and one goal. The visitors had more shots off target—seven to eight—but their efficiency was the difference. Colchagua's three yellow cards and one red stood in contrast to Santiago City's two yellows and no dismissals. The result leaves Colchagua in third place with 22 points, two ahead of Santiago City in fifth. Both sides have played 12 games and lost twice, but the visitors now hold a stronger position in the race for promotion. Colchagua's recent form had been disappointing, with losses to Linares Unido and Lota Schwager before three consecutive draws. Santiago City's results have been more mixed, including a 2-4 defeat to Concon Nacional and a 1-5 thrashing by Trasandino, but this win showed they can raise the tempo when it matters. The match was not a spectacle of attacking football, but a tactical contest decided by moments. Colchagua held a high line and pressed forward, but Santiago City's defensive organisation and clinical finishing proved superior. The red card to Carrasco in the 69th minute effectively ended any hopes of a comeback, and the visitors ran out of legs in the final minutes but kept their side in it. Santiago City now have momentum, and Colchagua must regroup if they are to catch up in the promotion race.

Prepared from match data

Key numbers

Possession, % 64 36
Shots on target 4 6
Shots off target 8 7
Attacks 123 70

Match events

  1. 8' 0:0 Colchagua Yellow card R. Diaz
  2. 15' 0:0 Santiago City Yellow card M. Medel de la Fuente
  3. 39' 0:0 Colchagua Yellow card I. Caroca
  4. 48' 0:1 Santiago City Goal M. Arias
  5. 64' 0:1 Santiago City Substitution D. Alvarez off: A. Diaz
  6. 65' 0:1 Colchagua Substitution D. E. Salas Pizarro off: V. M. Perez
  7. 69' 0:1 Colchagua Yellow card O. Carrasco
  8. 69' 0:1 Colchagua Red card O. Carrasco
  9. 72' 0:1 Colchagua Substitution R. Diaz off: M. Olea
  10. 76' 0:1 Santiago City Yellow card P. Cardenas
  11. 78' 0:1 Colchagua Substitution M. Donoso off: M. Belmar
  12. 82' 0:1 Santiago City Substitution M. Medel de la Fuente off: M. Quiroz

Statistics

64 Possession, % 36
4 Shots on target 6
8 Shots off target 7
123 Attacks 70
8 Corners 5
13 Free kicks 12
1 Offsides 2
3 Yellow cards 2
1 Red cards 0
11 Goal kicks 5
33 Throw-ins 17

Recent form

L5 Jul · Home Lota Schwager · 0:2L12 Jul · Away Linares Unido · 0:4L9 Aug · Home Santiago City · 0:1D22 Aug · Away Trasandino · 0:0L1 Sep · Home Municipal Salamanca · 0:1L5 Sep · Away Linares Unido · 0:1

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L20 Jun · Away Trasandino · 1:5W26 Jun · Home Provincial Ovalle · 3:2L11 Jul · Away Concón National · 2:4W9 Aug · Away Colchagua · 1:0D22 Aug · Away Linares Unido · 1:1W5 Sep · Home Concón National · 3:0

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