The patience seems to be wearing off in Pachuca. After the 3-2 defeat against Puebla on Monday, coach Benjamín Mora left the field in the midst of a wave of boos from the fans who showed their discontent. The Tuzos staged a comeback that seemed to be heading towards a positive result, after being down 0-2 on the scoreboard. However, the effort turned out to be insufficient and the Puebla team ended up taking the three points.
Inconformity of Tuzos fans
Puebla took a two-goal lead that put the Hidalgoense team on the ropes. Pachuca reacted with Salomón Rondón, who appeared twice to tie the game and bring back the hope to the fans. When it seemed that the Tuzos had rescued at least a point after their reaction, the final blow arrived. In extra time, Facundo Almada appeared to score the 3-2 that sealed Pachuca's defeat and sparked discontent in the stands.
The Tuzos sink and Mora is under pressure
With this result, Pachuca remains in 14th place in the general table with only three points, the product of a single victory. That triumph came in the first round against Pumas, but since then the team has not been able to add another three points. The negative streak is starting to generate concern within the club's environment and increasing the pressure on Benjamín Mora.
Mora downplays the boos
After the game and in a press conference, the coach indicated that he does not pay attention to this type of display against his work. His goal is solely to continue working so that the team can get out of this slump as soon as possible. "I've heard that 'Fuera Mora' in many teams, I'm not surprised. I focus on trying to get the team ahead and make it work. It's normal, this is football. I've been receiving criticism, applause, and feedback from everyone for many years", he said.
