Aurora vs ABB, 2026 Copa Bolivia, Group Stage

· Copa Bolivia
Aurora
  • 25': Moisés Eduardo Velazco Gomez
  • 72': Leonardo Viviani (P)
FT
2 - 0
ABB

    About

    Aurora are hosting ABB at Estadio Félix Capriles, Cochabamba, Bolivia, starting on . The match is a part of the Copa Bolivia.

    Game Information

    Competition: Copa Bolivia

    Venue: Estadio Félix Capriles
    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

    AUR Aurora (4-2-3-1)

    No. Name
    1 Joel Terrazas (GK)
    4 Iván Vidaurre
    16 Diego Barro
    21 Miyhel Ortiz
    32 Sebastián Altamirano
    69 Alan Terrazas
    14 Ronaldo Sánchez
    20 Adrian Pacheco
    18 Sergio Ferreira
    8 Leonardo Viviani
    90 Moisés Eduardo Velazco Gomez
    Aurora Substitutes:
    David Alejandro Villca Coria, Fabian Alejandro Pinedo Guzman, Harrison Mojica, Semil Eduar Suarez Meneses, Matias Cortez, Alfredo Amarilla, Oscar Vaca, Mijael Reyes Peralta, Alvaro Rios Mallcu, Jose Luis Pierola Pedraza, José Manuel Córdova Abasto, Santiago Carrasco.

    ABB ABB (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    23 Rodrigo Huendra Almeida Mendonca (GK)
    51 Jhon Jhairo Flores Molina
    13 Percy Añez
    40 Adriel Guillermo Toroya
    56 Ricardo Ronald Eguino Magne
    36 Leandro Jose Lauraiza Carrillo
    20 Isaac Mollinedo
    6 Andrés Guillermo Yellow Card
    32 Esteban Condori Duran
    38 Vladimir Gómez Daza
    19 Alejandro Camacho Yellow Card
    ABB Substitutes:
    Nicolas Arnaldo Molina Tagle, Rimber Olivera Choquevill, Grover Sebastian Gutierrez Garcia, Matias Nicolas Flores Vacaflores, Jesús Alejandro Choque Aliaga, Yandel Brayan Ilanque Marquez, Joaquín Alonzo Veliz Tovar.

    Copa Bolivia News

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