Independiente Petrolero vs Bolívar, 2026 Copa Bolivia, Group Stage

· Copa Bolivia
Independiente Petrolero
    FT
    0 - 3
    Bolívar
    • 20': Jhon Velásquez
    • 72': Martín Cauteruccio (P)
    • 90'+3': Bruno Miranda

    About

    Independiente Petrolero are hosting Bolívar at Estadio Olímpico Patria, Cochabamba, Bolivia, starting on . The match is a part of the Copa Bolivia.

    Game Information

    Competition: Copa Bolivia

    Venue: Estadio Olímpico Patria
    Location: Cochabamba, Bolivia

    Copa Bolivia Standings

    # TEAM GP GD PTS
    1 Aurora 8 +7 18
    2 Real Potosí 8 +2 14
    3 San Antonio Bulo Bulo 8 +3 10
    4 ABB 8 -4 6
    Full Standings

    Line-Ups

    CIP Independiente Petrolero (4-2-3-1)

    No. Name
    12 Jhunior Vera (GK)
    3 Lázaro Céspedes Yellow Card
    50 Ronivan Bispo Dos Santos
    34 Gustavo Mendoza
    2 Saúl Torres
    19 Gustavo Cristaldo
    16 Santiago Chavez Suarez
    14 Cristian Jhamil Urdininea
    9 Gean Carlos Morais Almeida
    20 Alan Mercado Yellow Card
    99 Jefferson Ferreira De Souza
    Independiente Petrolero Substitutes:
    Wilfredo Soleto, Joel Bejarano, Willie, Pablo Grass, Rudy Cardozo, Leonel Morales, Gilbert Alvarez, Jose Gutierrez, Joshua Montaño Hilton, David Morales, Lucas Sanchez, Luis Palma.

    BOL Bolívar (4-4-2)

    No. Name
    1 Carlos Lampe (GK)
    3 Xavier Arreaga Yellow Card
    5 Santiago Echeverría
    4 José Sagredo
    2 Jesús Sagredo
    23 Leonel Justiniano
    6 Ervin Vaca Yellow Card
    7 Jhon Velásquez
    24 Matias Galindo
    9 Martín Cauteruccio
    27 Dairon Asprilla
    Bolívar Substitutes:
    Luiz Fernando Paz, Escleizon Rivero, Carlos Sejas, Matías Espinoza, Anderson Ayhuana, Lucas Chávez, John García, Erwin Saavedra, Heiden Butron, Fernando Mena, Diego Méndez, Bruno Miranda.

    Copa Bolivia News

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