Grêmio 0:1 Bolivar La Paz — Informe del Partido

Gary RedknappFootball AnalystINFORME DEL PARTIDO

Goalkeeper Carlos Lampe produced the standout performance as Bolívar edged Grêmio 1-0 in the CONMEBOL Sudamericana playoff round. Dairon Asprilla's early goal proved decisive in a contest that Grêmio largely controlled but could not convert into the scoresheet.

The match turned in the 16th minute when Robson Matheus delivered a precise assist for Dairon Asprilla to slot home and give Bolívar the lead. Grêmio dominated possession throughout but were unable to find an equaliser, and the game descended into chaos in stoppage time when three red cards were shown—Erick Noriega and Marlon for Grêmio, and Leonel Justiniano for Bolívar—alongside three yellow cards across both sides.

The statistics told a clear story of Grêmio's dominance without reward: they held 66% possession, registered 29 shots to Bolívar's 19, and earned 11 corners to the visitors' one, yet their expected goals (1.53) only marginally surpassed Bolívar's (1.21). Carlos Lampe was the standout for Bolívar, earning an 8.6 rating as goalkeeper without conceding. With the result confirmed, Bolívar advance while Grêmio are left to reflect on a wasteful evening.

Preguntas y Respuestas

What was the final score of Grêmio vs Bolívar?

Grêmio 0-1 Bolívar (CONMEBOL Sudamericana, Playoff round).

Who scored?

Dairon Asprilla (16', assist Robson Matheus) for Bolívar.

Were there any red cards in Grêmio vs Bolívar?

Yes — sent off: Erick Noriega (Grêmio, 90'); Leonel Justiniano (Bolívar, 90'); Marlon (Grêmio, 90').

Primer tiempo0 - 1