Sabora B took all three points at home against Puerto Cabello II with a 3-0 victory in the Segunda División regular season. The match ended on Saturday evening with the hosts in control throughout, despite their opponents having more attacks overall. It was a straightforward performance from the home side, who moved up to five points clear of their visitors in the table.
The first goal came in the 54th minute, giving Sabora B the lead they needed. To be fair, the visitors had been creating opportunities earlier, but the breakthrough changed the dynamic. The away team threw bodies in the way after that, trying to find a way back into the game.
Two more goals followed, with the second arriving in the 78th minute and the third sealing things in the 88th. By then, the match had settled into a rhythm where Sabora B could dictate play without pressure. The away side never really got out of second gear, and the result felt inevitable after the third goal.
The statistics tell an interesting story. Puerto Cabello II registered 116 attacks compared to Sabora B's 102, yet the visitors failed to convert. Sabora B won eight corners to six, and had three offsides to show for their attacking work. Neither side received red cards, but the home team picked up two yellow cards in the process.
For Sabora B, this victory keeps them in fifth place with 31 points from 23 games. They have eight wins, seven draws and eight losses, with the three points giving them confidence after a mixed run of results. Their last five matches showed two wins, but none of them were as comfortable as this one.
Puerto Cabello II remain in sixth with 29 points, eight wins, five draws and ten losses. The away side had come into the game with a 3-0 win against Real Frontera, but this performance was different. They created chances but never looked like finding a goal, and the gap between them and the hosts has now opened to four points.