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Super Bowl Li EXCELSIOR SÁBADO 4 DE FEBRERO DE 2017 SE ACERCA LA HORA SUPER BOWL LI ENCUENTRE HOY TODO SOBRE LOS PATRIOTAS Y LOS HALCONES EN NUESTRO SU- PLEMENTO DEL GRAN PARTIDO PATRIOTAS DE LA NFL HALCONES Fotoarte: Horacio Sierra ADRENALINA.COM.MX JAIME LOZANO, MUY GALLO INICIA SU AVENTURA En entrevista, el técnico del Querétaro, que hoy debuta en la Liga MX, platica en torno a su emergente carrera >5 “La idea del club es la misma que tengo, así como la filosofía y los valores que se manejan en la institución.” JAIME LOZANO DIRECTOR TÉCNICO DEL QUERÉTARO Foto: Héctor López Ramírez Foto: LA NEURONA LA AUTOPSIA LA MEMORIA DEL FUTBOL Pablo Carrillo 2 André Marín 3 Ricardo Salazar 4 2 ADRENALINA SÁBADO 4 DE FEBRERO DE 2017 : EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR : SÁBADO 4 DE FEBRERO DE 2017 ADRENALINA 3 RADAR LA NEURONA PABLO CARRILLO PARA HOY [email protected] PREMIER LA LIGA LIGA MX Hasta siempre, Chelsea vs. Arsenal Barcelona vs. A. Bilbao Tigres vs. Toluca Leónvs. Tijuana Necaxa vs. Monterrey Sky 524 | 06:30 hrs. Sky 516 | 09:15 hrs. Gala TV | 19:00 hrs. Imagen TV | 19:06 hrs. Sky 535 | 21:00 hrs. Zotoluco a vida, y en particular mi profesión, me ha permitido LA CIFRA ASCIENDE A 19 conocer a un sinnúmero de personas, algunas que pasan de largo y muchas más que, por una u otra ra- zón, se convierten en un importante acervo, más aún cuando se convierten en amistad franca. LPor azares del destino es el caso de Eulalio López, Zotoluco, un jovencito que desde novillero llamaba la atención por su enor- me valor y disposición, sin embargo, y a pesar de ser un joven con mucha proyección, dejó de brillar una vez que tomó la alternati- BUENOS Y va y el camino se convirtió cuesta arriba y sin oportunidades, sin embargo, su tenacidad, determinación y deseos de superación lo llevaron a triunfar en una de las historias de éxito más importantes de la tauromaquia actual. Sus glorias taurinas se revalorizaron cuando decidió empren- der la aventura de conquistar ruedos europeos, lo que sin duda era POREXITOSOS OMAR FLORES ALDANA Tras el 7-0 de Chile sobre México creció cerca difícil, más aún ante el cerrado mercado, así como lo que había [email protected] acontecido con sus antecesores mexicanos que no habían logrado del doble el número de andinos en la Liga MX trascender ni triunfar. Osvaldo González llegó a México Lo de Eulalio fue maravilloso, fue atestiguar a un jovencito que cuatro días antes de que la se- Osvaldo Gon- estuvo al borde de la desesperanza lección de Chile, su país, goleara zález comenta taurina hasta encumbrarse como 7-0 al Tricolor en la Copa Améri- que la llegada triunfador en el inaccesible mer- ca Centenario. A partir de ahí, el de Eduardo cado europeo, toda una hazaña, Lalo ha tenido zaguero del Toluca ha visto cómo Vargas fortale- imponerse a todo, contra todo. el número de compatriotas suyos ce la Liga MX. Afortunadamente, he convivi- la difícil virtud aumentó más del doble en la Liga do con el Zotoluco hace ya varias MX. El último en llegar fue Eduardo décadas, siempre le he admirado de permanecer Vargas, quien jugará con Tigres, el su gran crecimiento, como torero, siempre sencillo, próximo rival de los Diablos Rojos. pero sobre todo como un ser hu- “Vargas es un jugador impor- mano de excepción, un ganador sin creérsela. tante en Chile, en la selección ha que escaló desde muy abajo hasta demostrado que es un titular in- ser ahora un gran triunfador, co- discutible y creo que va a andar mo hombre de bien, como padre muy bien. Tiene que adaptarse al de familia, como filántropo a través de su fundación, que educa y club. Ojalá rinda al máximo, pero motiva a niños, débiles visuales y ciegos de escasos recursos, para desde el otro partido, no contra el tener más argumentos para luchar y ganar en la vida. Toluca. Es un gran amigo”, dijo el Lalo ha tenido la difícil virtud de permanecer siempre sencillo, chileno Osvaldo González. Foto: Mexsport sin creérsela, sin olvidar de dónde viene y a dónde ha llegado, es Antes de que Guillermo Ochoa una historia de película, insisto, más aún por el ser humano que recibiera siete tantos del equipo Stadium de Estados Unidos. con la llegada de Eduardo Vargas, por el torero. andino, en la Liga MX había ocho “Es importante que lleguen juga- hay 19 chilenos, y el Necaxa es el Ahora y después de treinta y cuatro años de torero, desde que chilenos y sólo Francisco Silva era dores de esa calidad, engrandecen equipo que tiene más elementos de debutó como novillero, y prácticamente tres décadas ya con al- tomado en cuenta por su selección. al futbol mexicano, pero tampoco ese país al contar con cinco ternativa de Matador de Toros, una trayectoria inmensa e intensa, Después de la goleada, en México es fácil jugar en México”, agregó el Los chilenos representan el ocho con triunfos en prácticamente todas las plazas de importancia del aumentó el interés por los elemen- zaguero del Toluca. por ciento del total de extranjeros universo taurino de México, España, Francia, Venezuela, Colombia, tos que desean jugar en La Roja. Nicolás Castillo, Enzo Roco, Ed- que hay en la Liga MX. Perú y Ecuador, dirá adiós a los ruedos. Del 18 de junio del 2016, fe- son Puch y Eduardo Vargas fueron Si se toma en cuenta la división A sus cuarenta y nueve años, el Zotoluco es un libro de texto de cha del 7-0 en contra del Tricolor, convocados por Juan Antonio Pizzi de ascenso, el número de jugado- un fuera de serie, de un hombre de éxito. Enhorabuena, maestro hasta el cierre de registros para el para la Copa América Centenario, res chilenos aumenta hasta 24, ya Eulalio López, Zotoluco, un honor haber seguido tu trayectoria Clausura 2017, llegaron a México y entre dos de ellos anotaron seis que cinco equipos de esa categoría en los ruedos hasta hoy, en tu gran despedida de los ruedos en la 11 chilenos, cuatro de ellos testi- de los siete goles. Puch colaboró cuenta con un jugador nacido en México, en mano a mano con Enrique Ponce, otro histórico, con gos presenciales de la humillación con dos tantos y Vargas con cuatro el país sudamericano. Son buenos toros de Fernando de la Mora. de la Selección Nacional en Levi’s En total, en el máximo circuito, y baratos. A seguir triunfando, querido Lalo… Gerardo Ruiz Massieu Héctor Linares Fernando Islas Erik Knobl Efrén Chávez Mejía Coordinador Editor Editor Editor Visual Coeditor Visual 2 ADRENALINA SÁBADO 4 DE FEBRERO DE 2017 : EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR : SÁBADO 4 DE FEBRERO DE 2017 FUTBOL ADRENALINA 3 NACIONAL JORNADA 5 DEL CLAUSURA 2017 LA AUTOPSIA ANDRÉ MARÍN El Atlas empata de último minuto [email protected] CLAUSURA 2017 Los Rojinegros, dominados y sometidos por el PUEBLA ATLAS Puebla, rescatan un punto de visita El más molero 1-1 de los moleros iguen pasando los años y nada cambia con los NOTIMEX partidos amistosos que disputa la selección [email protected] mexicana de futbol en Estados Unidos. A continuación, algunas reflexiones so- PUEBLA.- En el último suspiro, el bre el enfrentamiento ante Islandia, el próximo Atlas rescató el empate 1-1 en su Smiércoles. visita a Puebla para amargar el No entiendo cómo Juan Carlos Osorio acepta este tipo de debut en la dirección técnica del rivales. Será que gana tan bien como para poner cara de intere- paraguayo José Saturnino Cardozo, sado ante un fiasco de partido. Los de Islandia se lo toman co- en partido que abrió la fecha cin- mo un viaje inolvidable a Las Vegas para conocer y jugar un rato co del Torneo Clausura 2017 de la a las maquinitas. De la selección de Islandia que nos enamoró Liga MX, disputado en el Estadio a todos en la pasada Eurocopa no Cuauhtémoc. viaja ninguno de esos futbolistas. Francisco Acuña se encargó de Probar ahora en el estadio de La cáscara adelantar a su equipo, al minuto Nevada en la ciudad del juego del miércoles 87, pero Martín Barragán logró el Foto: Mexsport para seguir ganando dólares y tanto del empate, al 92’ de acción. Rojinegros y camoteros lo intentaron anoche, en el Cuauhtémoc. para seguir viéndole la cara a los en el estado El argentino Alexis Canelo falló un paisanos. penal, al 70’. El partido del miércoles es de Nevada En el primer tiempo, al Atlas le una auténtica tomadura de pelo. costó generar hacia el frente. El Pue- No hay otro calificativo. servirá para bla, en cambio, controló de mejor DUELO DISPAR Qué caso tiene convocar a que algunos manera el esférico, tuvo llegada y Ambos equipos se repartie- Rafa Márquez para estos juegos puso en aprietos a los rojinegros. ron el control, pero el conjun- si tiene 37 años. Hay que guar- paisanos se Tras el descanso, ambos cuadros to camotero tuvo mayores darlo para las eliminatorias y la lo intentaron, por lo que hubo me- oportunidades. Al Atlas le TIEMPO DE Copa de las Confederaciones. sientan cerca de jores jugadas. El Atlas luchó, pero bastó una sola acción para no POSESIÓN Llevar a Márquez a Las Vegas su país. Pero es La Franja impuso condiciones. Así irse con las manos vacías de es solamente para vender más transcurrieron las cosas hasta que Puebla. boletos o quizá porque es en rea- un atraco que cayeron las anotaciones. lidad el verdadero entrenador de Con este resultado el conjunto DISPAROS REALIZADOS la selección.
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