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Cambios

Bruno Barticciotto (33′, Anthony Lozano), Emiliano Gómez (54′, Miguel Ramírez), Cristian Dájome (61′, Ramiro Sordo), Jordán Carrillo (61′, Fran Villalba), Ricardo Marín (70′, Esteban Lozano), Franco Fagúndez (82′, Aldo López), Kevin Palacios (82′, Emmanuel Echeverría), Fernando Monárrez (89′, Owen González), Jose Pachuca (89′, Alejandro Organista)

Goles

1-0, 78′: Ricardo Marin

Tarjetas

Arbitro: Jorge Abraham Camacho Peregrina
Arbitro VAR: Diana Pérez Borja, Jesús Gómez Ruíz
Luis Gabriel Rey (11′,Amarilla), Ramiro Sordo (19′,Amarilla), Jordan Carillo Rodriguez (81′,Amarilla), Oscar Haret Ortega (84′,Amarilla)

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