Results, goals and classification of the fourth day of Apertura 2024

 

Over the weekend, spanning from Friday through Sunday, the fervor of football enthusiasts reached its peak as the seven riveting matches unfolded, marking the highly anticipated clash of talent and strategy in the context of the Apertura tournament for the 2024 Season. This pivotal stage, encompassing date 4 of the competition, showcased the teams' relentless pursuit of glory and dominance on the pitch.

The electrifying atmosphere surrounding the matches mirrored the intense commitment of each team vying for supremacy. With players demonstrating skillful maneuvers, strategic prowess, and sheer determination, the pitch became a battleground where dreams were either shattered or realized. The stakes were high, as victories could propel a team to the forefront of the standings, while defeats meant the agonizing setback of relinquishing crucial points.

Amidst the competitive chaos, a captivating narrative emerged — a testament to the unpredictable nature of football. As the dust settled on the weekend's clashes, an intriguing scenario unfolded, with four formidable teams ascending to the pinnacle of the standings, sharing the coveted first place. The closely contested battles not only fueled the adrenaline of fans but also ignited debates and discussions about the potential frontrunners in this thrilling season.

The dynamic interplay of skill, strategy, and determination painted a vivid picture of the unpredictable journey that lies ahead in the Apertura tournament. The shared leadership among four teams adds an extra layer of intrigue, as the race for supremacy promises to be fiercely contested throughout the season. Football enthusiasts and pundits alike are left eagerly anticipating the unfolding drama and unforeseen twists that will undoubtedly shape the narrative of the 2024 Season.

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Portuguesa FC 1-1 Deportivo Táchira – Friday, February 23

Goals: Richard Blanco 90+6′ p – Yanniel Hernández 35′

Referee: Rony Cueva (Capital District)

Stadium: Brígido Iriarte, Caracas

 

UCV FC 1-1 Monagas SC – Friday, February 23

Goals: Yeiber Murillo 90+4′ – Tomás Rodríguez 54′ p

Referee: Reyes Soto (Cojedes)

Stadium: Olympic, Caracas

 

Deportivo La Guaira 0-0 Academia Puerto Cabello – Saturday February 24

Referee: Jesús Valenzuela (Portuguese)

Stadium: Olympic, Caracas

 

Estudiantes de Mérida 1-1 Caracas FC – Saturday, February 24

Goals: Tomás Prieto 90+1′ – Rubert Quijada 78′

Referee: Yender Herrera (Aragua)

Stadium: Metropolitano, Mérida

 

Zamora FC 1-1 Rayo Zuliano – Saturday February 24

Goals: Hermes Rodríguez 74′ ago – Ángel Faría 11′

Referee: Aaron Sánchez (Capital District)

Stadium: La Carolina, Barinas

 

Carabobo FC 2-1 Angostura FC – Sunday, February 25

Goals: Juan Francisco Apaolaza 45+1′ Franner López 90+1′ – Ronny Maza 80′ p

Referee: Ángel Arteaga (Cojedes)

Stadium: Misael Delgado, Valencia

 

Metropolitanos FC 1-2 Inter de Barinas – Sunday, February 25

Goals: Robert Garcés 70' p – Juan Camilo Zapata 6' 50'

Referee: Alexis Herrera (Carabobo)

Stadium: Olympic, Caracas