Crusaders Tumble as Palestino Dominates at La Cisterna: Key Moments and Standings

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The Crusaders faced a heavy defeat at Municipal de La Cisterna just days after meeting Colo Colo in the Copa Chile regional final.

Catholic University suffered another loss. The striped squad dropped their second defeat under Nicolás Núñez. After a home loss to Audax Italiano last week, they were unsettled again in La Cisterna, slipping to tenth place with 27 points as they chase a spot in the international cups. The goals came from Joe Abrigo at 27 minutes, Dilan Zúñiga at 41, and Felipe Chamorro with a stoppage time header at 90 plus three.

The upcoming domestic challenge for the Palestine offshoots is a home game against Ñublense on Saturday the 26th. Before that, they will face Colo Colo to decide the winner of the Copa Chile in the North Central Zone. The Baisanos will travel to Huachipato aiming to extend their undefeated run, sitting third with 35 points, seven behind leaders Cobresal.

In the following graphs the team composition, changes, and key incidents of the match are shown:

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⚽ 3-0, 90+3, F. Chamorro

Palestine seals a 3-0 victory with a header from Felipe Chamorro in the La Cisterna clash against UC. TNT Sports captures the moment as supporters cheer the decisive goal

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❌⚽ Sturdy

Universidad Católica sought a late response in La Cisterna, but Palestinian goalkeeper Cesar Rigamonti stood tall and thwarted the attempt

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⚽ 2-0, 41, D. Zúñiga

Dilan Zúñiga stretches the lead and Arab side Palestine takes a 2-0 advantage over UC in the final moments

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⚽ 1-0, 27, J Coat

Joe Abrigo heads Palestino in front beating Universidad Católica 1-0 in the broadcast from TNT Sports

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⚪ ⚽ Luxurious presence

The national striker Nicolás Castillo is in attendance at the match

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The confirmed formations are shown

They have met 137 times, with 70 wins for the Crusaders, 35 Palestinian victories, and 32 draws. The latest meeting occurred on February 25 at El Teniente, where the striped side won 5-2 thanks to a brace from Gary Kagelmacher and goals from Alexander Aravena, Fernando Zampedri, and Cristián Suárez, including an own goal.

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