Chivas USA deja a cero a RSL en su 3er partido de pretemporada | Chivas USA Blank RSL, 1-0, in Third Preseason Friendly Second consecutive win for Chivas USA! Adolfo “Bofo” Bautista’s lone goal helps Chivas USA defeat Real Salt Lake. Details: CARSON, Calif. (Jueves, 13 de febrero del 2014) – Un gol del delantero Adolfo “Bofo” Bautista y una fuerte defensa fueron las armas que usó Chivas USA para vencer por 1-0 a Real Salt Lake en el partido de pretemporada disputado en la Cancha 4 del StubHub Center el jueves por la mañana. Con la victoria, los Rojiblancos terminan su primera ronda de preparación con un récord de dos triunfos y un empate antes de partir para Vegas y Tucson, Arizona, donde celebrarán su segunda vuelta de pretemporada. El Rebaño se adelantó en el minuto 11 después de que el árbitro les concediera un tiro directo en una falta sobre el tercer seleccionado del SuperDraft 2014 Kristopher Tyrpak. Bautista se posicionó a la izquierda del área y con un disparo perfecto sobrepasó a la barrera y al arquero de RSL Nick Rimando. Tyrpak continuó abriéndose paso en ataque por la banda izquierda al cabecear un centro de Bryan de la Fuente en el minuto 18. Sin embargo, Rimando no perdonó en esta ocasión, manteniendo el marcador en 1-0 para las Chivas. En un encuentro que constó de tres periodos de treinta minutos cada uno, los presentes campeones de la Conferencia del Oeste comenzaron a crear situaciones de peligro al final del primer tiempo, pero el arquero rojiblanco Tim Melia, en su segundo encuentro de la pretemporada como titular, pudo detener el empate de los visitantes. Tyrpak volvió a tener una oportunidad en el primero minuto de la segunda parte, cuando llegando por la izquierda envió un disparo que Rimando detuvo para mantener el marcador en la mínima diferencia. En el minuto 51, Bautista mostró sus cualidades técnicas con un pase de tacón a Tyrpak que permitió que el jugador subiera la banda y dispara a portería una vez más. El atacante intentó doblar la diferencia de goles al poner el balón al palo largo, pero el balón se fue desviado. Siguiedo con la lucha en el último periodo, los Rojiblancos contaron con 10 sustituciones que buscaron aumentar el marcador. La defensa del Rebaño continuó trabajando con una gran forma consiguiendo que el equipo cerrara su segundo partido de la pretemporada sin encajar un gol. Chivas USA se prepara ahora para su primer viaje de la pretemporada en el que se enfrentarán a Colorado Rapids en Las Vegas ProSoccer Challenge el domingo en el Sam Boyd Stadium a partir de las 7:30 p.m. (PT). Al día siguiente, se desplazarán a Tucson, Ariz., para competir en la Desert Diamond Cup que dará comienzo el 19 de febrero contra el anfitrión FC Tucson. Mientras que los boletos para Las Vegas ProSoccer Challenge 2014 se pueden encontrar aquí, los aficionados podrán adquirir sus pases para 2014 Desert Diamond Cup aquí. Para toda la actualidad y para la última hora sobre las noticias del equipo esta pretemporada, visitacdchivasusa.com y síguenos en Twitter y Facebook. StubHub Center – Cancha 4 Chivas USA 1-0 Real Salt Lake Resumen de Goles CHV – Adolfo Bautista 11’ Amonestaciones RSL – Carlos Salcedo (Falta, amarilla) 10’ CHV – Oswaldo Minda (Falta, amarilla) 62’ CHV – Bobby Burling (Falta, amarilla) 84’ CHV – Erick Torres (Falta, amarilla) 88’ Alineaciones Chivas USA Tim Melia (Portero Invitado 30’, Dan Kennedy 60’)), Andrew Ribeiro (Eric Avila 60’), Andrew Jean-Baptiste (Bobby Burling 60’), Fejiro Okiomah (Carlos Bocanegra 60’), Michael Nwiloh (Tony Lochhead 60’), Bryan de la Fuente (Invitado 44’), Carlos Borja (Invitado 44’, Oswaldo Minda 60’), Carlos Alvarez, Kristopher Tyrpak (Invitado 58’, Thomas McNamara 60’), Carlo Chueca (Caleb Calvert 44’, Matthew Fondy 60’), Adolfo Bautista (Eric Torres 60’) DT – Wilmer Cabrera Real Salt Lake Nick Rimando (Jeff Attinella 46’, Lalo Fernandez 80’); Ryan Neil (Joey Dillon 46’), Nat Borchers (Aaron Maund 46’), Carlos Salcedo (Abdoulie Mansally 46’), Chris Wingert; Kyle Beckerman (Cole Grossman 46’), Sebastian Velasquez, Ned Grabavoy (Jordan Allen 46’), Javier Morales (Dylan Mares 46’); Devon Sandoval (Alvaro Saborio 46’), Joao Plata (Olmes Garcia 46’) DT - Jeff Cassar ----------- CARSON, Calif. (Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014) – Led by forward Adolfo “Bofo” Bautista’s first score with Chivas USA and a stingy defense, the Red-and-White downed Real Salt Lake, 1-0, Thursday at the StubHub Center’s Field 4. With the win the Rojiblancos have now recorded two wins and a tie, as they remain unbeaten before going on the road to Las Vegas and Tucson, AZ, for their second leg of preseason. The Goats took the advantage in the 11th minute after they were awarded a free kick when 2014 third-round draft pick Kristopher Tyrpak was fouled outside the box after making his run to get on the end of midfielder Carlos Alvarez’s pass. Bautista then lined up to the left of the arc and sent a perfectly-placed shot over the defensive wall and inside the left post. Tyrpak continued to get into promising spots from his left wing position, as he got on the end of midfielder Bryan de la Fuente’s cross from the right side in the 18th minute to get off a header on frame. The attempt, however, was collected by Rimando. In a match that featured three 30-minute halves, the defending Western Conference champs began generating promising looks toward the end of the initial period, but Red-and-White goalkeeper Tim Melia – in his second consecutive start of camp – was able to prevent the visitors from equalizing. Tyrpak once again got into range a minute into the second period, when he squared up to goal from the left side of the box to send his shot to Rimando, who was able to gather the threat and keep his side trailing by one. In the 51st minute, Bautista displayed his technical savvy as well when he back-heeled a pass to Tyrpak to allow the rookie to push the ball up the left seam and unleash his second shot on goal. The attacker looked to double Chivas’ lead by placing the ball inside the far post but sent it just wide instead. After bringing on 10 substitutions at once to start the final period, the Red-and-White continued to battle for possession with the Claret and Cobalt and look to get into the final third to add to their lead. The Rojiblancos’ defense remained stout throughout the final minutes of the friendly and kept RSL at bay to preserve the clean sheet and come away with the 1-0 shutout and second preseason result against MLS competition. Chivas USA now prepare for their first road trip of camp, where they will face the Colorado Rapids in the Las Vegas ProSoccer Challenge on Sunday at Sam Boyd Stadium beginning at 7:30 p.m. (PT). The following day, the team travels to Tucson, Ariz. to compete in the two-week Desert Diamond Cup starting on Feb. 19 against host FC Tucson. While tickets for the 2014 Las Vegas ProSoccer Challenge are available here, fans can also find their passes for the 2014 Desert Diamond Cup here. For live updates during the matches and the latest news during preseason camp, visit cdchivasusa.comand follow us on Twitter and Facebook. StubHub Center – Field 4 Chivas USA 1-0 Real Salt Lake Scoring Summary CHV – Adolfo Bautista 11’ Misconduct Summary RSL – Carlos Salcedo (Caution, yellow) 10’ CHV – Oswaldo Minda (Caution, yellow) 62’ CHV – Bobby Burling (Caution, yellow) 84’ CHV – Erick Torres (Caution, yellow) 88’ Lineups Chivas USA Tim Melia (Trialist goalkeeper 30’, Dan Kennedy 60’)), Andrew Ribeiro (Eric Avila 60’), Andrew Jean-Baptiste (Bobby Burling 60’), Fejiro Okiomah (Carlos Bocanegra 60’), Michael Nwiloh (Tony Lochhead 60’), Bryan de la Fuente (Trialist 44’), Carlos Borja (Trialist 44’, Oswaldo Minda 60’), Carlos Alvarez, Kristopher Tyrpak (Trialist 58’, Thomas McNamara 60’), Carlo Chueca (Caleb Calvert 44’, Matthew Fondy 60’), Adolfo Bautista (Eric Torres 60’) HC – Wilmer Cabrera Real Salt Lake Nick Rimando (Jeff Attinella 46’, Lalo Fernandez 80’); Ryan Neil (Joey Dillon 46’), Nat Borchers (Aaron Maund 46’), Carlos Salcedo (Abdoulie Mansally 46’), Chris Wingert; Kyle Beckerman (Cole Grossman 46’), Sebastian Velasquez, Ned Grabavoy (Jordan Allen 46’), Javier Morales (Dylan Mares 46’); Devon Sandoval (Alvaro Saborio 46’), Joao Plata (Olmes Garcia 46’) HC – Jeff Cassar
Watching Chivas USA vs Rapids and I must say other then this sorry excuse for a pitch Chivas USA has some really good football, if it wasn't for the slippery pitch that they are playing on we be up already. Man Rapids love to foul when they are being out played at some point don't they? Even though this is preseason I must say I am liking what I am seeing so far lets hope that this team can produce results when the season starts.
Is it me or were the Rapids completely played off the field tonight? That build up to the second PK was jaw dropping.
really? I thought we played better but not great. I'm still seeing way too many lobbed balls over the top hoping that a hustling fondy will get a hold of it. The build up play was nice at times but too many wasted balls bybad passes or forced passes to the other team. Avila playing right back? I know Wilmer is doing that to have Rosales and Avila in the line up but he doesnt look right at right back....at least not yet.
Hey boys SKC fan coming in peace here. Just wondering your thoughts on McNamara? Like do you think we will be a starter? Just trying to make some moves on my fantasy team.
I think he would be a good pick up below market value for your team. he's going to get plenty of minutes with Wilmer at the helm