🚨 Line-up confirmed: Valenzuela's UC make changes against Palestino
Catholic University visits Palestino at the Municipal La Cisterna Stadium, for the 13th date of the 2025 First Division League.
At the helm of the Crusaders will be Rodrigo Valenzuela, who will make his debut as interim coach, accompanied by Milovan Mirosevic and Sebastián Barrientos on his coaching staff, after the departure of Tiago Nunes, precipitated by the defeat against Deportes La Serena last Sunday.
And Valenzuela comes with ideas to change the team's pace, including changes in names and scheme, to seek a victory that will bring him closer to the top of the table, against a Palestino that precisely seeks to regain the lead
This is how Universidad Católica lines up for their visit to Palestino
With a 4-3-1-2, UC starts with: Vicente Bernedo in goal; Sebastián Arancibia, Branco Ampuero, Daniel González and Eugenio Mena in defense; Fernando Zuqui, Gary Medel and Cristian Cuevas in midfield; leaving Francisco Rossel as a playmaker, plus Fernando Zampedri and Diego Valencia up front.
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