Pacheco Dos

2003 UAJSH v UCIT football match

Pacheco Dos
The Sáenz Heredia Memorial Stadium (pictured in 2010) where the match was played.
Event	2003 AFNCC season
UAJSH UCIT 2 0
Date	2 March 2003
Venue	Sáenz Heredia Memorial Stadium, Nuevo Xichútepa
Man of the Match	Alberto Pacheco Hernández
Referee	Orlando Tejón Herrera
Attendance	52,191
Weather	Clear 79°F (26°C) 24% humidity

The 2003 UAJSH v UCIT football match, more well-known as Pacheco Dos (Creeperian: Պաճեծո Դոս; literally "Pacheco Two" but better translated as "Second Pacheco"), was a college-level football match of the Creeperian National College Football Association (AFNCC) between the Antonio José Sáenz Heredia University (UAJSH) and the University of Citalá (UCIT). The match is most well-known for being the first college-level match played by Alberto Pacheco Hernández, the son of then-professional footballer Víctor Pacheco Durán, in which he scored the match's only two scores.

Name

The match is commonly called Pacheco Dos, both in reference to the two goals Alberto Pacheco Hernández scored and that he was seen as being the successor of his father, Víctor Pacheco Durán, who was then a professional footballer playing for CF Adolfosburgo and the Creeperopolis national football team.

Summary

2 March 2003

16:00 ATL

2003 ANFCC season

UAJSH	2–0	UCIT
Pacheco Hernández  23', 59'

Sáenz Heredia Memorial Stadium, Nuevo Xichútepa, Creeperopolis

Attendance: 52,191

Referee: Orlando Tejón Herrera

Man of the Match: Alberto Pacheco Hernández Assistant referees: José Videla Videla Vicente Castro Molina Fourth official: Emiliano Carpio Fuentes Fifth official: Ernesto Calles Figueroa

Match rules: 90 minutes. Twelve named substitutes, of which up to three could be used.

See also

• Pacheco Tres