Correcampos UAT II and Mineros de Fresnillo played out a goalless draw in the second round of the Apertura stage of the Premier League Serie A on Friday evening. The result extends both sides' unbeaten starts to the campaign, with the hosts remaining on one point from their opening fixture while the visitors moved to two points from two matches.
The home side controlled much of the early exchanges, building on their 52 per cent possession advantage to create more opportunities. They managed four shots on target compared to two for the visitors, though the quality of chances never materialised into goals. The visitors absorbed pressure well and looked dangerous on the counter, even if they couldn't find the net.
Shot statistics told the fuller story of a match where both defences held firm. Correcampos UAT II registered ten shots off target alongside their four on target, while Mineros de Fresnillo managed seven off target and two on target. The visitors also had to clear fifteen goal kicks to the hosts' five, suggesting sustained periods of home pressure that never quite broke through.
What emerged was a tactical battle that rewarded patience rather than aggression. The hosts' seven corners came from sustained pressure in the final third, while the visitors' three corners told a different story about their limited attacking footprint. Neither goalkeeper faced a true test of reflexes, and the clean sheets reflected more about defensive organisation than any lack of effort.
The result keeps Correcampos UAT II in sixth place after one game, while Mineros de Fresnillo remain fifth after two. The visitors have now drawn both of their matches, following a pattern that began with their 0-0 draw against Real Apodaca last month. Both sides showed they can grind out results without taking unnecessary risks.
