San Luis comes to the final in Mexico

San Luis Potosí (Mexico), December 4 (EFE). – San Luis was a small cake in the final of the Mexican Apertura tournament, beating Monterrey 2-1 on the final day.

The Brazilian Leonardo Bonatini and Ricardo Chávez shared their team with the Spanish Domènec Torrent.

Germán Berterame came to Monterrey; in his greatest Banquillo days he was the Argentinian Martín Demichelis.

The series ended with racing at Rayados’ home, the BBVA Stadium.

San Luis faced a defensive player from Monterrey in their first season.

In the 25th minute he faced Leonardo’s first opportunity with a visit from France’s Sébastien Salles-Lamonge, who asked Bonatini to ask for the echo of Luis Cárdenas, Demichelis’ guard.

Until late in the 30th minute, the Uruguayan Juan Manuel Sanabria realized a break in the area where Cárdenas was rechazó, but provoked a warning that led him to Bonatini, with a team that converted it 1-0.

Monterrey was first class in the second second with the entry of Roberto de la Rosa when he took a media clearance from a ball that was about to cross Andrés Sánchez’s defensive line in the 50th minute.

The employer of Monterrey was converted to a law of 66, and an opponent that ended with a conductor from the Spanish area. Sergio Canales, who was at Sánchez’s gate, was an assistant that Berterame had to face because of 1-3 from 5:30 p.m. 1.

However, in the best moment of the Demichelis party, Chávez had an individual in the gang in which he separated from his marker and concretized 2-1 in 80.

The other semi-final came recently, the day before, when the two-man Águilas del América hosted leader Cruz Azul and Argentine opener Martín Anselmi. EFE