Los Rayados beat the leader Monarcas in their own home

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 Hopes revived for Morelia that won its first and only goal on a great individual play by Aldo Leao.

The youth of Monterrey yesterday came off the bench to give the victory to Rayados 3-1, on a Morelia that had serious errors in a game that had a good second half in the start of the eleventh day of the opening tournament of 2013 of the Mexican League.

The victory goals were of Guillermo Madrigal, at the minute 49 and 56, and Alejandro Garcia, at the 77th. Aldo Leao Ramirez scored for Monarcas, at 66.
With this result, the Sultana del Norte, which added its second win in a row, reached 13 units, while those at home were left with 20 and can lose the first place in the table if América or León win their matches .

When they needed to confirm their status as a leader of the competition the most, the "Purépechas" were far from an optimal level in every way, especially in their lower lineup, which had mistakes that were reflected in the outcome and that definitively marked the course of this confrontation.

The obligation of being local and of carrying the weight of the match with the tag with which they started, resulted in that they took the lead, which, however, was far from good soccer, lacking in depth, largely motivated by the absence of the Ecuadorian Jefferson Montero. Nevertheless, Aldo Leao's talent was enough to generate the more dangerous first half, on a pass from fellow Colombian Santiago Trellez, who cut inside the area within Leobardo Lopez to take a shot that Jonathan Orozco, with excellent reflexes reached to prevent the fall of his frame.

Rayados had been practically unchanged in the front, however, Jose Guadalupe Cruz made an amendment, which changed the whole perspective of the game, as they managed to end their zero on the board and went ahead with a two-goal advantage.

[readon1 url="http://www.lajornadajalisco.com.mx/2013/09/20/los-rayados-van-a-domicilio-y-le-pegan-al-lider-monarcas/"]Source: La Jornada Jalisco Translated by Rene Tripp[/readon1]