The first legs for the quarterfinals of the First National will begin this saturday and the eight teams will seek to continue on the path for the second promotion to the Professional Soccer League.
The day will begin with the meeting between Saint Elmo and San Martin de Tucumán at 1:40 p.m. from the Dr. Osvaldo Baletto stadium located on Isla Maciel.
The “Saint” comes to this confrontation after falling to Aldosivi for the first final for promotion to the highest category, while Saint Elmo got into the quarterfinals of the Reduced after defeating 1-0 Jujuy Gymnastics and Fencing.
At 5:45 p.m. on the same day, Mendoza Gymnastics will face Deportivo Madryn as a local from the Víctor Legrotaglie stadium.
The “Blanquinegro” tied, in the round of 16 against Students from Buenos Aires 1-1 and went to the next round due to sporting advantage, while “Aurinegro”, for its part, tied without goals against Saint Michael and, like the Mendoza team, it passed due to sporting advantage.
The last match of the day will be between All Boys and San Martin de San Juan at 7 p.m. from the Islas Malvinas stadium.
“Albo” comes from drawing 1-1 against Colon and to qualify for the quarterfinals due to sporting advantage, while the San Juan team arrives after beating 2-1 Gymnastics and Jump Shooting.
Finally, on Sunday at 7:20 p.m., Quilmes and New Chicago They will close the first leg of the quarterfinals from the Centenario Ciudad de Quilmes stadium.
The “Cervecero” beat 2-0 Defenders of Belgrano in the round of 16, while “Torito de Mataderos” tied 1-1 against Cordoba Racing and advanced to the next stage thanks to the sporting advantage.
Once these matches are played, next week, the eight clubs involved will play the second leg matches and the teams that will reach the semifinals of the tournament will be defined. Reduced.
The draw of the Reduced quarterfinals:
Source: Ambito
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