Danubio 0 x 1 Athletico: Result and goal

In a low rotation game, the Athletico won the Danube 1-0 this Wednesday (24), at the Centenário Stadium, in Uruguay. The only goal came from right-back Madson. With the victory, Furacão maintains 100% in the South American Championship with three victories.

With a mixed team, Furacão controlled the first half. The best technical quality prevailed after 16 minutes. After a corner kick from Zapelli, Madson got rid of the marking and opened the scoring with a header. The goal made Athletico slow down.

Likewise, in the final stage, Furacão only managed the match. The team’s sluggishness, however, bothered the fans. Cuca took the opportunity to test some athletes. Young Renan Viana, Jader, Dudu and Marcos André had their first opportunities with the new coach. The Uruguayan team didn’t scare goalkeeper Bento.

With the victory, Furacão leads Group E of the South American Championship with nine points. The next match of the tournament will be against Rayo Zuliano on May 8th, Wednesday, at 7pm, in Venezuela.
Rubro-Negro returns to the field against Juventude on Sunday (28), at 6:30 pm, at Alfredo Jaconi, for the fourth round of the Brasileirão.

Watch Athletico’s goal against Danubio

Check out the photo gallery from the match

Photos: Conmebol Sudamericana/X

Canobbio in Athletico x Danubio

DATASHEET

South American 2024
Group stage – 3rd round – 04/24/2024

Danubio 0 x 1 Athletico

Danube: Goicoechea; Ancheta, Lucas Ferreira, Etchebarne, Brazionis (J. Fernández) and Fracchia; Romero, Ignacio Pintos (Sanseviero) and Lewis; Tizón (Rossi) and S. Fernández (Silvestre).
Technician: Alejandro Apud.

Athletico: Benedict; Madson, Kaique Rocha, Gamarra and Felipinho; Alex Santana, Christian (Marcos André) and Zapelli (Jader); Canobbio (Cuello), Julimar (Dudu) and Mastriani (Renan Viana).
Technician: Cuca.

Local: Centenário Stadium, in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Goals: Madson, 16′ of the 1st Q.
Yellow cards: J. Fernández (DAN); Julimar (CAP).
RefereeO: Kevin Ortega (PER).
Assistants: Stephen Atoche (PER) and Enrique Pinto (PER).
VAR: Augusto Menéndez (PER).