Africa-Press – Angola. Desportivo da Huila’s 1-1 draw in their visit to Santa Rita de Cássia, in a game played on Sunday at the 4 de Janeiro stadium, in Uige province, marked the conclusion of the 13th round of the Luanda National Football Championship first division (Girabola2022/23).
Characterized by a relative balance, the goals of the match were scored by Lucas (33′) and Nandinho (78′), for the home team and visitors.
With this tie, the Uige team has 18 points, in 6th place, while the Lubango team remains in 9th place, with 17 points.
On matchday 14, Santa Rita will play away against Recreativo do Libolo, while Desportivo da Huíla will go to Lunda Sul to face Desportivo local.
For the opening of the round, on Saturday, highlight the defeat of 1o de Agosto and the victory of Petro de Luanda, in games at stadiums in the provinces of Lunda Norte and Benguela.
In the match in which the “military” formation faced Sagrada Esperança from Lunda Norte, they lost 2-0, with goals from Caxi (79′) and Celso (80′), in Dundo’s field.
With this negative result, 1o de Agosto go down to fifth place in the competition, with 23 points, and the “diamantiferous” are third (27).
Regarding the champion Petro, the 2-1 away triumph over Wiliete de Benguela, at the Municipal stadium, was with goals scored by Tiago Azulão (43′), Quinito (70′) and scored by Panilson (6′ ).
Of this, the “oil” reinforce the leadership, with 37 points, and Wiliete SC is second (30).
In other matches on the same day, Interclube (4th/25th) beat Sporting de Benguela (14th/09), by 2-0, on the 22 de Junho field, Bravos do Maquis (12th/14th) drew with Recreativo do Libolo (11th/14th), by 1-1, at Munduleno, and GD Isaac (15th/8th) also (1-1) against Académica do Lobito (7th/17th), at Municipal.
Still for the close, on Sunday, Desportivo da Lunda Sul (12th/15th) beat ASK Dragão (16th/03rd), by, 1-0, in Mangueiras, and Cuando Cubango FC (9th/17th) also beat Sporting de Cabinda (9th/15th), by the same result (1-0), in Eucaliptos.
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