Union leads Paranaense Third Division after two rounds

União drew 50 'in the 2nd half and lifted the cup. Photo: Facebook Oficial CE União

After two rounds held by the Paraná Division 3rd Division, who leads is CE União, by Francisco Beltrão. In two games, the team won two victories, against Pato Branco and Arapongas, respectively. The 2nd round took place last weekend, with five games.

In Guarapuava, Batel won the Junior Team by 2-1 and won the first victory in the competition. In Campo Mourão, the home team was in a draw against Iraty in 1 to 1, both have four points and haven't lost yet. In Arapongas, Arapongão experienced its first setback when they were beaten by União Beltrão by 2 to 0, Francisco Beltrão's team is the only one that won both games and is the isolated leader of Terceirona.

Meanwhile, the White duck is the lantern, since he lost again, this time at home to Independente, in São José dos Pinhais, by 2 to 0. And Grecal and União Nova Fátima were 0 to 0 in Campo Largo.

The classification has União Beltrão in the lead, with six points. Following three teams add up to four: Iraty, Sport Campo Mourão and União Nova Fátima. In 5th place, three more teams, with three points each: Independente, Arapongas and Batel. Grecal is 8th with a point added and Junior Team and White duck are in the last two positions, without adding points. Colorado, who took WO in the first round, gave up the championship.

The next two rounds already have a date and time confirmed by the Paraná Football Federation (FPF). The 3rd round will open on Saturday (27) with Junior Team receiving Iraty, at Estádio VGD, in Londrina, at 3:30 pm, with closed gates. The other three games will all take place on Sunday (28), all at 3:30 pm: Independente x Arapongas, at Emílio Gomes, in Irati; União Nova Fátima x Sport Campo Mourão, in Assaí, also with closed gates; and Grecal x Batel, in Campo Largo.

Finally, the 4th round is scheduled for Wednesday (31), at 3:30 pm: Iraty x União Nova Fátima, in Irati; União x Independente, in Anilado, in Francisco Beltrão; Batel x Sport Campo Mourão, in Guarapuava; and Junior Team x Grecal, at VGD.

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Tiago Piontekievicz

Journalist. In addition to football, he has a passion for traveling, so whenever he can he tries to unite the two. In 2013, he worked at the Confederations Cup, at Maracanã. He loves English football, South American football in general and MLS games, besides, of course, Paraná and Santa Catarina. Being a wooden leg, he chose to practice sports that require more courage than skill, so he is a trekker and hiking practitioner and has also taken a chance on paragliding. His biggest dream is to cover a World Cup, but if that dream does not come true, he is content to watch, in loco, a final of the Acre championship.