Independiente Petrolero vs GV San José, 2026 Copa Bolivia, Group Stage

· Copa Bolivia
Independiente Petrolero
  • 32': Gilbert Alvarez
FT
1 - 0
GV San José

    About

    Independiente Petrolero are hosting GV San José 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 The Strongest 8 +3 14
    2 Oriente Petrolero 8 +3 13
    3 Guabirá 8 -4 12
    4 Universitario de Vinto 8 -4 7
    Full Standings

    Line-Ups

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

    No. Name
    12 Jhunior Vera (GK)
    28 Wilfredo Soleto
    5 Luis Palma Yellow Card
    30 Joshua Montaño Hilton
    77 Rodrigo Zamora
    93 Willie
    6 Daniel Rojas
    15 Joel Bejarano
    91 Gilbert Alvarez
    7 Rudy Cardozo
    22 Raúl Rocabado
    Independiente Petrolero Substitutes:
    Gustavo Cristaldo, Ronivan Bispo Dos Santos, Jefferson Ferreira De Souza, Leonardo Montenegro, Gustavo Mendoza, Jose Gutierrez, Gean Carlos Morais Almeida, Pablo Grass, Lucas Sanchez, David Morales, Leonel Morales, Deyvid Sejas.

    GVSJ GV San José (4-4-2)

    No. Name
    25 Roberto Rivas (GK)
    36 Guimer Justiniano
    20 Fernando Aguilar
    21 Sebastian Valdez Yellow Card
    17 Elmer José Quispe Frías
    29 Sebastián Galindo Yellow Card
    8 Rodrigo Orihuela
    30 Luis Zeballos Yellow Card
    14 Moisés Calero
    10 Roler Ferrufino
    37 Luis Raul Cruz Valverde
    GV San José Substitutes:
    Santiago Pinto Soliz, Germán Arauz, Raul Mariano Reyes Beltran, Zein Teran Antezana, Franklin Isaac Mendieta Arce, Andre Pavisic Salinas, Sebastian Villarroel, Neymar Gary Ajhuacho Apaza, Edwin Pardo.

    Copa Bolivia News

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