The Chilean was once again one of the figures in Rojo’s 3-1 victory over Deportivo Riestra. His performance allows him to continue adding credits to be a starter in Ricardo Gareca’s team.
Philippe Loyola continues in a great moment at Independiente. The former footballer Huachipato continues to add remarkable performances in Argentina, consolidating himself as one of the figures of the Rojo and as a permanent starter for coach Julio César Vaccari.
His impact on the Avellaneda team was immediate. He settled into the training of the stars, from where he never left. Its multifunctionality made it shine. He distinguished himself as a winger, central midfielder and interior, making him one of the highlights of the team that won the most Copa Libertadores in history.
Loyola once again added praise after another strong performance. The Chilean played a key role in the victory against Deportivo Riestra, 3-1.
The Colo Colo player played as an inside player on the right, but appeared all over the field. In fact, after his appearance, the account was opened. The Nacional attacked on the left wing and took a low cross. Federico Mancuello could not connect, but Santiago Montiel did, who scored the first goal in the 18th minute.
Loyola, in everything
Riestra equalized in the 24th minute after a poor start from Loyola. Guillermo Pereira scored the equalizer, but the Chilean would make up for it. The national team had an exceptional match. He played 90 minutes and stood out with his performance. He contributed both in attack and defense, shining with his intensity.
Independiente would regain the advantage three minutes later, thanks to a double from Montiel. Gabriel Avalos, meanwhile, sealed the victory in the 62nd minute.
In 1969, Loyola would again be the protagonist. The Chilean caused the expulsion of Alan Barrionuevo, after the Riestra central defender kicked him in the face. The two engaged in a duel that ended beyond the baseline. There, while they were on the pitch, the visiting player lightly kicked the former Huachipato player, who complained effusively about the play.
Finally, Independiente won 3-1 thanks to an exceptional performance from Loyola. The 23-year-old footballer shines just before La Roja’s duels against Brazil and Colombia, and adds credits to be a starter in Ricardo Gareca’s plan.
Source: Latercera
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