“Alan Medina converts a penalty to put Everton ahead 0-1 after a spell of Ñublense pressure”
Pivotal“Fernando Ovelar heads home to level the match at 1-1, giving Ñublense hope of a comeback”
Pivotal“Just two minutes after Ñublense equalized, Josué Ovalle restores Everton's lead following a post from Calderon”
Pivotal“Alan Medina completes his brace in stoppage time to make it 1-3, moments after Osvaldo Bosso is sent off for violent conduct”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Everton made their early penalty count and then absorbed pressure before a devastating burst between the 74th and 90th minutes turned a scrappy contest into a comfortable win. Ñublense actually dominated the underlying numbers - 56% possession, 434 passes, 65 dangerous attacks to Everton's 39 - but wasted their chances, missing two big opportunities and managing just three shots on target from twelve attempts. Everton were ruthless by comparison, converting three of their nine shots on target, with Alan Medina's brace either side of Josué Ovalle's close-range finish proving decisive. Fernando Ovelar's equalizer briefly gave the hosts hope, but Ovalle restored the lead within two minutes and Medina's late strike, followed by a red card for Osvaldo Bosso in stoppage time, summed up how the game slipped away from Ñublense in the closing stages.
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