Real Potosi held Bloomington to a 2:0 victory in the Primera Division Apertura, round fourteen, on Saturday evening. The hosts took control early and stretched their unbeaten run to three matches without a loss. By then they had already shifted into a rhythm that kept the visitors quiet.
W. Fernandez opened the scoring in the twenty-seventh minute, a moment that settled the crowd. Bloomington responded with a yellow card for J. Rioja in the thirty-first, then C. Menacho followed in the thirty-ninth. Real Potosi brought on J. Carrasco just before the break, and L. Ali came on immediately after the restart.
J. Rivas doubled the lead in the forty-ninth, and here's the thing — the game was effectively over by then. Bloomington had nothing to do all evening, managing only two shots off target across the full ninety minutes. Real Potosi kept pressing: C. Vedia picked up a booking in the fifty-eighth, J. Valverde in the sixty-first, and the rest of the substitutions came in order.
The statistics tell the story plainly. Real Potosi registered twelve shots on target against none for the visitors, while Bloomington's goalkeeper made ten saves to cover the gaps. Possession sat even at fifty per cent, but Real Potosi pushed twenty-six-one passes into the opposition half compared to one-eight-one.
Real Potosi sit seventh with twenty-six points after eighteen games, five clear of Bloomington in tenth. The result extends their recent form — two wins and a draw in their last three outings — while Bloomington's run of five matches without a win stretches further.