plaza, a gripping 2-2 draw unfolded at the Olympic Stadium last night, filled with emotions and goals at pivotal moments. Forward Solani Solano was the hero of the evening, scoring a brace against his former team to secure a valuable point for Platense.

The match started with intensity, with Platense having a miraculous escape at the 26th minute. Rubén García cleared a header from Brayan Moya off the line, which had beaten goalkeeper Orobio. However, it was Marathón that struck first before the break, with Odín Ramos tying the score at the 45th minute, thanks to a brilliant pass from Rubilio Castillo.

The drama continued in the second half. At the 48th minute, Manuel Salinas’ powerful volley rattled the crossbar. Moments later, Platense converted from the penalty spot after a clear handball by Carlos López, putting them ahead. However, Solano had other plans. In the 67th minute, he headed home a spectacular goal, complying with the “ex-factor law” and silencing some of Marathón’s fans.

Despite not winning for three consecutive games, Marathón remains fourth in the standings with six points. Platense, although still seeking their first win, climbed to ninth place with three points, thanks to their fighting spirit.

• Starting XI: Rougier, Elvir, Rivera, Orellana (Arriaga, 60′), Sorto, Ramírez, Pérez, Ramos, Castillo, Moya.
• Substitute: Arriaga

• Starting XI: Orobio, Pozantes, Velásquez, López, Norales, García, Padilla, Salinas, Espinoza, Puerto, Solano.
• Substitute: None

Did you know?

Solani Solano scored a brace against Marathón, his former team, in Platense’s last game before the break.

Pro Tips

• Keep up with both teams’ fixtures to catch more thrilling matches like this one.
• Follow Platense’s Solani Solano for more goals and dramatic finishes.

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