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“Julián Alfaro opened the scoring for Everton after a sustained period of corner-kick pressure, capitalising on Huachipato's inability to defend set-pieces to give the visitors the lead.”
Pivotal“Alan Medina Silva doubled Everton's lead with a header assisted by Lucas Soto, once again coming from relentless corner-kick pressure that Huachipato had no answer to.”
Pivotal“Alan Medina Silva converted from the penalty spot to make it 3-0, completing a devastating first-half hat-trick of contributions and ending Huachipato's hopes of any realistic recovery.”
Pivotal“Lionel Altamirano gave Huachipato a lifeline in first-half stoppage time, converting an assist from Mario Briceno to make it 1-3 and set nerves flickering ahead of the break — though yellow cards for Medina Silva and Rafael Caroca added further chaos to a frenetic closing period.”
“Nicolás Montiel restored Everton's three-goal advantage just six minutes into the second half, assisted by Diego Oyarzun, killing any lingering hope that Huachipato's late first-half goal might spark a fightback.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Everton were simply ruthless. From the moment Julián Alfaro broke the deadlock on 21 minutes following sustained pressure from a series of corners, the visitors never looked back, with Alan Medina Silva adding a second through a header and then converting from the spot to make it 3-0 before the break. Everton's territorial dominance was reflected starkly in the statistics — 24 shots to Huachipato's six, 13 on target compared to just one, and a 67-40 control advantage that underscored just how comprehensively the Viña del Mar side dictated terms. Huachipato offered a brief flicker of life when Lionel Altamirano pulled one back in first-half stoppage time, but Nicolás Montiel's goal six minutes into the second half immediately snuffed out any faint hope of a comeback. For Huachipato, sitting 11th and in poor form coming into this fixture, the result is a damaging blow to any mid-table ambitions; for Everton, it is the kind of statement performance — clinical, composed, and dominant — that signals genuine title-race intent.
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