O'Higgins didn't have anything left, but they defeated Coquimbo Unido at their home by 1-0.

O'Higgins celebrated at the Coloso del Llano in a new match for matchday 23. The visiting team scored the only goal of the match in the 45th minute of the second half, through a penalty by Pablo Hernández.

Pablo Hernández was the best player of the match. The O'Higgins midfielder scored 1 goal, made 24 key passes, and stole 3 balls.

Matías Marín was another key player. The O'Higgins midfielder was accurate with 29 successful passes, stole 2 balls, and attempted 3 times on goal.

The match stood out for a lot of physical contact and constant fouls that disrupted the game. There were several bookings: Camilo Moya, Jorge Gatica, Joe Abrigo, Diego Carrasco, and Gerardo Gordillo.

Coquimbo U. coach Fernando Díaz proposed a 4-4-2 formation with Guillermo Orellana in goal; Dylan Escobar, Federico Pereyra, Gerardo Gordillo, and Nicolás Berardo in the defensive line; Jorge Gatica, Sebastián Galani, Rubén Farfán, and Fabián Carmona in midfield; and Joe Abrigo and Ignacio Jeraldino in attack.

Meanwhile, Mariano Soso's team took the field with a 4-4-2 system with Alexis Martín Arias in goal; Fabián Hormazábal, Diego González, Diego Carrasco, and Fausto Grillo in defense; Camilo Moya, Matías Marín, Gastón Lodico, and Pablo Hernández in midfield; and Facundo Barceló and Matías Donoso in the forward line.

José Cabero was the referee who officiated the match at the Coloso del Llano.

Coquimbo U.'s next match in the championship will be as visitors against Universidad de Chile, while O'Higgins will host D. Antofagasta.

With this result, the home team reaches 19 points and is in sixteenth place. Meanwhile, the visiting team stays at 32 units and is in seventh place in the tournament.