Cianorte beats Prudentópolis away from home and gets an advantage in the final

With guaranteed access, Prudentópolis e Cianorte started the dispute for the title of Second Division of the Paraná Championship. The first leg was held this Sunday afternoon (29th), at the Newton Agibert Stadium, in Prudentópolis, and even outside the home Leão do Vale won by 3 to 1. The winning goals were scored by Celsinho, Valdo Gigante and Xavier, already Juvenal scored for Prude.

The decisive return game will take place next Sunday (4) at 3:30 pm, at the Albino Turbay Stadium. Cianorte can lose by a goal difference that keeps the title, while for Prudentópolis to be champion, Tigre needed to win by three goals, if he wins by two goals difference the cup will be decided on penalties.

Lion opens the score, but Prude seeks a draw

Even playing away from home, Cianorte was the one who created the most in the first half. In a match with the start of many fouls, the Lion arrived dangerously at 7 ′. In the attempted free kick, Pelezinho touched for Maurício who kicked hard, the ball went close to the goal. Two minutes later, Thiago Ferreira kept the leftovers in the area, but finished over the top, losing a great chance for the visitors.

With more possession and pressing, Leão do Vale opened the scoring. At 11 ′, Pelezinho crossed in the area and right-back Lucas put his hand on the ball, penalty. In charging, Celsinho hit well and had the Cianorte party. Behind the marker, Prude gradually managed to get spaces, but had difficulties in finishing.

The path found by Prudentópolis was in the dead ball, and thus reached the tie. At 28 ′, Esquerdinha took a corner kick on the first post, Juvenal made the detour to the goal, leaving everything the same at Newton Agibert. After Prude's goal the game heated up, the two teams started to commit more violent fouls, and the referee started to distribute yellow cards. In one of them, the defender Breno received the third yellow in the accumulated, and is left out of the return match.

Cianorte takes advantage

Under rain, the two teams barely returned from the break and Cianorte scored the second goal. Soon at 2 ′, Pelezinho crossed to the attacker Giant Waldo, who stuffed the nets for the Lion. Supported by the crowd, Prude went after the opponent, and in a sequence of moves the goalkeeper João Gabriel made two good interventions. The first in the free kick of Esquerdinha and after the dangerous crossing of Augustine.

Attentive to counterattacks, the Lion was deadly at 13 ′. In a quick move, Valdo Gigante made a trivial pass to Xavier, who came in the face of the goal to dribble goalkeeper Marcos Paulo and score a great goal. Cianorte's third goal left the rival disorganized on the pitch, Tigre started to miss many passes and reach the opponent's area.

The danger moves created by Prudentópolis were on the dead ball. Left was the main name of the team in the match, but Leão's strong defensive block blocked any attempt by the home team to reduce the score, thus sustaining an important advantage for a return match in Cianorte.

DATA SHEET
PRUDENTÓPOLIS 1 × 3 CIANORTE

Prudentópolis:Marcos Paul; Lucas, Victor, Renan Costa and Caio Fernando; Biro Biro (Matheus), Juvenal, Leão (Lima) and Esquerdinha; Augustine and Sato (Cockroach).
Technical:Kokan.

Cyanorte:João Gabriel; Celsinho, Breno, Maurício and William Formiga; Jovany, Xavier (Cristofer), Sidnei and Thiago Ferreira (Davi); Valdo Gigante and Pelezinho (Bruno Andrade).
Technical:Paulo Turra.

Local: Newton Agibert Municipal Stadium, in Prudentópolis (PR)
Date / Time: 05/29/2015, at 3:30 pm
Referee:Luiz Alexandre Fernandes
Assistants:Maurício José Braga and Cesar da Silva Nogueira

Audience / Income:1,297 paying | 1,397 total | R $ 14,472.00
Yellow cards:Victor, Juvenal (Prudentópolis); Xavier, Breno, Sydney (Cianorte)
Goals:Juvenal at 28 ′ of the 1st half for Prudentópolis. Celsinho at 11 ′ in the 1st half, Valdo Gigante at 2 ′ and Xavier at 13 ′ in the 2nd half for Cianorte

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