2 – 3
“Sébastien Salles-Lamonge converts a penalty after Felipe Mora was fouled, giving Atlético San Luis an early lead.”
Pivotal“Rodrigo López Quiñónes pounces after Luciano Herrera's shot is saved, leveling the score for Pumas right after the restart.”
Pivotal“David Rodríguez restores Atlético San Luis's lead just three minutes after conceding, assisted by Salles-Lamonge, swinging momentum straight back to the visitors.”
Pivotal“Salles-Lamonge scores his second penalty of the match to make it 1-3, seemingly putting the game out of reach for Pumas.”
Pivotal“Juninho converts a stoppage-time penalty to make it 2-3, setting up a nervy final moments for the visitors.”
Outstanding performance

Pumas UNAM dominated the underlying numbers - 69% dangerous attacks share, 11 corners to 2, and 15 shots to 11 - yet found themselves undone by ruthless efficiency from Atlético San Luis. Sébastien Salles-Lamonge was the difference-maker, converting two penalties either side of David Rodríguez's finish to put the visitors 3-1 up despite being second-best for long stretches. Pumas fought back through Rodrigo López Quiñónes right after the break and pushed hard late on, with Juninho's stoppage-time penalty setting up a nervy finish, but it wasn't enough to complete the comeback. For Pumas, sitting in the relegation zone territory implied by their form and position, this will sting given the chance creation disparity; for Atlético San Luis, it's a statement road win built on clinical moments rather than control.
How entertaining was this match?
Pumas UNAM host a struggling Atlético San Luis side at the Olímpico Universitario, with the home team favored to climb away from mid-table mediocrity. Both clubs need points to steady their Apertura campaigns, making this a classic mid-table six-pointer with plenty of attacking talent on show.