Aurora Wins and Deepens Guabirá's Crisis

In a dramatic turn of events at the Félix Capriles stadium, Aurora has inflicted a painful 4-2 defeat upon Guabirá, further entrenching the latter's precarious position at the bottom of the league standings. This victory, hard-fought and well-deserved, sees Aurora climb the table with nine points, while the "sugar" team from Santa Cruz remains rooted to the spot with a single point.

The match began with a shock as Guabirá scored within the first minute, a swift counter-attack culminating in a goal by Pablo Melgar. However, the momentum shifted. Despite a missed penalty by Guabirá's Rangel, which was saved by goalkeeper Araúz, the tide began to turn. The turning point came with the expulsion of Pablo López from Aurora, which seemed to put the home team at a disadvantage. Yet, Guabirá failed to capitalize, squandering chances to extend their lead.

The second half saw a resurgent Aurora, with Miyhel Ortiz leveling the score immediately after the restart. The situation worsened for Guabirá when Barro was sent off, leaving them with ten men. Aurora seized the opportunity, with Viviani scoring twice to put them firmly in control. Although Guabirá managed to score a second goal from a penalty, bringing a flicker of hope, it was extinguished by Aurora's Alfredo Amarilla, who sealed the victory in stoppage time. This loss is a bitter pill for Guabirá, highlighting their struggles and the growing pressure on the team.