Montevideo Wanderers FC Reserve 2-0 Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves | Uruguay Reserve League | June 8, 2026

Montevideo Wanderers FC Reserve cruised to a comfortable 2-0 victory over Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves on Monday evening at the Parque Alfredo Zitarrosa. The win kept Wanderers in touch with the leaders of the Uruguay Reserve League, while Racing’s reserves remain stuck in the bottom half of the table.

First Half Control

Wanderers’ reserves took control from the start, pressing high and forcing Racing into mistakes. The breakthrough came in the 27th minute when young winger Facundo Silva picked up a loose ball on the right flank, drove into the box, and fired low across the goalkeeper into the far corner. It was Silva’s third goal in his last four reserve appearances.

The home side doubled their advantage just before halftime. A well-worked corner routine saw defender Matías Rodríguez rise highest to head home from point-blank range, giving Wanderers a deserved 2-0 cushion at the break.

Second Half Management

Racing’s reserves attempted to mount a comeback after the restart, but Wanderers’ defensive organization remained solid. Midfielder Santiago Olveira controlled the tempo, breaking up attacks and distributing efficiently. Racing’s best chance came from a free kick that struck the crossbar in the 68th minute, but Wanderers’ goalkeeper Lucas Hernández was otherwise untroubled.

Wanderers saw out the game professionally, even creating a few chances on the counter to add a third. The match ended 2-0, a scoreline that reflected the hosts’ dominance without being flattering.

Table Impact and Development

• Montevideo Wanderers FC Reserve move to 4th place, three points behind the leaders with a game in hand.
• Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves stay in 12th, now five points clear of the relegation zone.
• The win showcased the depth of Wanderers’ youth system, with several U19 players impressing in the reserve side.

For Montevideo Wanderers, this result underlines their status as one of the stronger reserve teams in the competition, and coach Diego López will be pleased with the clean sheet and the contribution of fringe players pushing for first-team minutes.