Argentine midfielder Federico Mancuello scored a goal in Puebla’s away win over Juárez 2-0, in one of the two matches that began today on date 13 of the Clausura tournament of the first division of Mexican soccer.
The match was played at the Benito Juárez Olympic Stadium and Puebla’s goals were scored by the Mexican Martín Barragán, from a penalty kick, and at the end by Mancuello, former player of Independiente and Vélez Sarsfield.
Puebla, in addition to Mancuello, had another former Independent, the Uruguayan defender Gastón Silva, while Juárez, led by the Argentine Hernán Cristante, had his compatriots Tomás Molina (ex-Huracán, Almirante Brown and Ferro) and Agustín Urzi (ex-Banfield).
In the other match of the date, Necaxa and Santos Laguna tied 0-0.
Necaxa, who was local and is led by Argentine Andrés Lillini, had his compatriots Juan Pablo Segovia and Damián Batallini, while Juan Brunetta, Javier Correa and Lucas “Saltita” González played for Santos Laguna.
Date 13 of the Mexican League, led by Monterrey, will continue as follows:
. Today:
. At 8:00 p.m.: Pachuca-Cruz Azul.
. At 22.05: America-León.
. At 10:15 p.m.: Monterrey-Tijuana.
. Tomorrow:
. At 0.10: Atlas-Chivas de Guadalajara.
. At 3:00 p.m.: Toluca-Tigres UANL.
. At 8:00 p.m.: Atlético San Luis-Mazatlán.
. At 10:05 p.m.: Querétaro-Pumas UNAM.
The positions of the Clausura tournament in Mexico are the following:
Monterrey 31 points; Leo 24; America 23; Toluca and Pachuca 22; UANL Tigers and Chivas de Guadalajara 21; Blue Cross 17; Puebla and Santos Laguna 16; Necaxa and Juárez 13; Atlas, Tijuana and Atlético San Luis 12; UNAM Cougars 11; Queretaro 10 and Mazatlan 4.
Source: Ambito
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