Miguel Terceros starts in Santos' dominant 4-1 win in Venezuela
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Bolivian footballer Miguel Terceros started for Santos in their 4-1 away victory against Universidad Central de Venezuela in the Copa Sudamericana playoffs.
- Terceros played 76 minutes, contributing to the offense with 21 successful passes and two key passes before being substituted.
- The win gives Santos a significant advantage heading into the second leg, bringing them closer to the tournament's round of 16.
Bolivian midfielder Miguel Terceros played a key role for Brazilian club Santos in their commanding 4-1 away victory over Universidad Central de Venezuela. The match, the first leg of the Copa Sudamericana playoffs, saw Terceros start and contribute significantly over 76 minutes of play.
Terceros was an active presence on the field, completing 21 of his 27 attempted passes for a 78% success rate. He also provided two key passes, touched the ball 41 times, and made three ball recoveries. His efforts helped Santos build a substantial lead in the tie.
He was substituted in the 76th minute by Robinho Jr., with Santos already holding a comfortable advantage. This performance marks another opportunity for the young Bolivian to gain experience and build confidence with the Brazilian team, as he aims to solidify his place in the squad for both domestic and international competitions.
The second leg is scheduled for July 28 at Santos' home stadium, Vila Belmiro. With the strong first-leg result, Santos is in a favorable position to advance to the Copa Sudamericana's round of 16.
Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.