El Papá Aucas volvió a rugir. Después de dos meses sin conocer la victoria, el equipo oriental rompió la mala racha al derrotar 2-1 a Deportivo Cuenca en un partido sufrido, disputado y con final feliz, por la fecha 3 del Hexagonal 2 de la LigaPro.
El gol del desahogo llegó casi sobre el cierre. Jhon Ontaneda, al minuto 89, se vistió de héroe y selló una victoria que devuelve la ilusión a los orientales en su lucha por clasificar a la Copa Sudamericana.
Antes, el boliviano Bruno Miranda había abierto el marcador a los 5 minutos, aprovechando una distracción defensiva del Cuenca. En la segunda mitad, Jorge Ordóñez (60’) igualó para los locales, pero el equipo capitalino nunca bajó los brazos y encontró premio a su insistencia en los últimos minutos.
Con este resultado, Aucas corta una racha de dos meses sin triunfos, levanta el ánimo y vuelve a meterse en la conversación por los cupos internacionales. En la próxima jornada, Deportivo Cuenca visitará a Delfín, mientras que Aucas recibirá a El Nacional en el Gonzalo Pozo Ripalda.
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