Simón Bolívar and 29 de Septiembre Win in Copa de Oro Futsal
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Simón Bolívar and 29 de Septiembre secured victories in the sixth round of revanchas in the Copa de Oro futsal league.
- The Copa de Oro league is in its final stages, with a double-header programming format now in place.
- The C15 (under-15) futsal tournament is also heading towards its decisive final quadrangular stage.
The sixth round of revanchas in the Copa de Oro futsal league kicked off with wins for Simón Bolívar and 29 de Septiembre. The league is intensifying as it enters its final stages, with a double-header programming format now implemented to manage the schedule effectively.
Simón Bolívar defeated Cerro Corá de Lambaré 3-1 in the first match of the day, held at the Fomento de Barrio Obrero court. This victory sets a strong tone for their performance in this crucial round of the competition.
Following that, the reigning Copa de Oro champion, 29 de Septiembre, secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory against Deportivo Primor de Trinidad. Their win underscores their continued strength and determination to defend their title.
The league action will continue this Friday with four more matches scheduled across two venues. Games will be played at the Simón Bolívar court and the Fomento de Barrio Obrero court, featuring matchups such as Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Club vs. Independiente de Barrio Obrero, San Antonio vs. Artemios FC, Fomento B.O. vs. Villeta FC, and Deportivo Atenas vs. Atlético La Merced de Ñemby.
In parallel, the C15 (under-15) futsal tournament is also reaching its climax. The competition has narrowed down to its final quadrangular stage, with four clubs vying for the championship. The first matches of this decisive phase were played on Monday at the Fomento de Barrio Obrero court. Simón Bolívar emerged as a dominant force, thrashing Villeta FC 6-1, while Deportivo Atenas secured a 5-3 win against Artemios FC.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.