Real Tomayapo vs Independiente Petrolero, 2026 Copa Bolivia, Group Stage

· Copa Bolivia
Real Tomayapo
  • 26': César Luis Aguilera Romero
  • 34': Lisandro Montenegro
  • 80': Ruan Costa
FT
3 - 0
Independiente Petrolero

    About

    Real Tomayapo are hosting Independiente Petrolero at Estadio IV Centenário, Tarija, Bolivia, starting on . The match is a part of the Copa Bolivia.

    Game Information

    Competition: Copa Bolivia

    Venue: Estadio IV Centenário
    Location: Tarija, Bolivia

    Copa Bolivia Standings

    # TEAM GP GD PTS
    1 Bolívar 8 +10 18
    2 Independiente Petrolero 8 +5 16
    3 GV San José 8 -6 6
    4 Blooming 8 -9 4
    Full Standings

    Line-Ups

    TOM Real Tomayapo (5-3-2)

    No. Name
    22 Carlos Adorno (GK)
    24 David Robles
    32 Ricardo Suarez Antelo
    43 César Luis Aguilera Romero
    14 Vladimir Antonio Gálvez Lazcano
    15 Javi Guerra
    5 Lisandro Montenegro
    8 Josue Mamani
    50 Yordy Álvarez
    9 Jorge Nelson Orozco
    12 Juan Ribera
    Real Tomayapo Substitutes:
    Josué Castillo, Jhon Jorddy Chavez Bejarano, Yerson Espíndola, Kevin Mamani, Gino Barbieri, Denilzon Ramallo, Celin Padilla, Cristhian Árabe, Ruan Costa, Mario Barbery, Ronald Cuellar, Alejandro Cervantes.

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

    No. Name
    1 Johan Gutiérrez (GK)
    50 Ronivan Bispo Dos Santos
    28 Wilfredo Soleto
    6 Daniel Rojas
    34 Gustavo Mendoza Yellow Card
    13 Leonardo Montenegro
    20 Alan Mercado
    19 Gustavo Cristaldo Yellow Card
    7 Rudy Cardozo
    77 Rodrigo Zamora
    99 Jefferson Ferreira De Souza
    Independiente Petrolero Substitutes:
    Cristian Jhamil Urdininea, Luis Palma, Luis Rodríguez, Jhunior Vera, David Morales, Joel Bejarano, Deyvid Sejas, Raúl Rocabado, Gean Carlos Morais Almeida, Roberto Villavicencio, Pablo Grass, Jose Gutierrez.

    Copa Bolivia News

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