5 – 1
“Huachipato took a surprise lead when Lionel Altamirano converted to make it 0-1, punishing Palestino during a disrupted spell following Ian Alegría's early substitution and a yellow card for Bryan Carrasco.”
Pivotal“Palestino levelled immediately before the break through Sebastián Gallegos, who converted with a right-footed shot to restore parity and shift momentum heading into the interval.”
Pivotal“Just two minutes into the second half, Ronnie Fernández struck again — this time assisted by Dilan Zúñiga — to give Palestino the lead for the first time and break Huachipato's resistance at the critical moment.”
Pivotal“Ian Alegría, introduced as a substitute just before the first goal and a constant threat throughout, finished emphatically to make it 3-1 and effectively end Huachipato as a competitive force in the match.”
Pivotal“Francisco Montes, another substitute making an immediate impact, buried a fourth goal assisted by Dilan Zúñiga following a sequence of corners, underscoring Palestino's relentless pressure in the closing stages.”
Outstanding performance

Palestino produced one of the more comprehensive victories of the Primera División season, but they had to weather an early scare before the floodgates opened. Huachipato struck first through Lionel Altamirano just before the hour mark of the first half, punishing a Palestino side still adjusting to the early substitution of Ian Alegría at the half-hour mark. What followed was a remarkable five-minute swing either side of half-time: Gallegos equalised on 45, Fernández restored the lead on 47, and the returning Alegría made it three by the 50th minute — three goals in the space of five second-half minutes that effectively ended the contest. Palestino's statistical dominance was overwhelming throughout, commanding 69 percent of possession, firing 23 shots and generating 56 dangerous attacks to Huachipato's 24, and the scoreline ultimately reflected that gulf in quality. Substitute Francisco Montes added a fourth from a corner-driven move on 87 minutes before Gonzalo Tapia converted a stoppage-time penalty, leaving Huachipato's title ambitions — given the pre-match context around their position in the standings — looking seriously compromised after a defeat of this magnitude.
How entertaining was this match?
Sixth-placed Palestino welcome tenth-placed Huachipato to Estadio Municipal de La Cisterna in a Primera División regular season encounter with both sides looking to stabilize inconsistent form. Palestino carry home advantage and a slight edge in the standings, while Huachipato arrive off the back of a torrid run that included a 4-1 thrashing by Everton. Expect goals, as both camps have shown defensive vulnerabilities in recent weeks.