Angostura extended its streak with victory against Caracas

 

The vibrant matchday 8 of the Apertura tournament reached its climax this Wednesday with an exciting series of matches that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Four matches closed this date, highlighting the resounding victories of Inter de Barinas, Angostura FC and Deportivo Táchira, who left their mark on the playing field.

 

Inter de Barinas won an important victory by beating Rayo Zuliano 0-1. The goal that made the difference came in the 53rd minute, in a play masterfully executed by Darwin Gómez, who culminated a brilliant collective action that left spectators impressed by his skill and ability on the field.

 

For its part, Angostura FC surprised by defeating the powerful Caracas FC 0-1. The feat was the work of Jorge Gómez, whose impeccable shot from mid-range in the 58th minute left the rival goalkeeper with no options and unleashed euphoria in the ranks of the Bolivarian team. This victory meant a climb in the standings for Angostura FC, which with three consecutive victories rose to third place, consolidating its position as a serious contender in the fight for the title.

 

Deportivo Táchira, after a brief setback the previous day, resumed its triumphant path by winning 1-0 against Monagas SC. The only goal of the match came from the penalty spot in the 65th minute, thanks to the precision of Jesús Hernández, who converted the maximum penalty into a goal that revitalized his team's hopes and reaffirmed their position among the main contenders in the tournament.

 

In another outstanding matchup, Zamora FC and Academia Puerto Cabello played out an exciting 0-0 draw, where both teams demonstrated their defensive strength and their determination to remain undefeated in the tournament. Despite the efforts of both teams to break the tie, the score remained unchanged, reflecting the parity and balance between two teams that are emerging as serious contenders for the title.

 

These results not only added excitement and drama to the Apertura tournament, but also hinted at the intense competition and level of skill exhibited by each team, promising a second half of the season full of emotions and surprises for Venezuelan soccer fans.