In the first half he marked the opening John Paul Alvarez and in the second increased Agustin Urzi, Juan Manuel Cruz and Jesus Datolothe last ones for two penalty kicks.
Both teams exhibited similar characteristics from the start, with high pressure and fast movement of the ball to give intensity to their actions.
Thus, the two attacks continuously disturbed the archers, although they lacked the precision to successfully complete those charges.
Until in a quick retort banfield found the precise definition of Alvarez, who, receiving the assistance of Juan Cruzarriving from the left, put the cross and low shot against the left pipe of the arch of Rodrigo Kingwhich failed to prevent the opening of the premises (15 min).
The advantage gave the ‘Drill’ greater poise and calm to handle the times and with his intense game he forced the opponent to fall back to contain the incisive charges of Matias Romero y Cruz.
And when Gymnastics tried to react did not find game volume because between Nicolas Domingo and Giuliano Galoppo They were rotated in the brand of the Uruguayan Brahian Aleman, who could not establish himself as the driver of the “tripero”.
In the second chapter the ‘Wolf’ appeared with greater vigor, with the intention of devouring the owner of the house, who knew how to resist in the background, while in a counterattack he was able to take more advantage.
Agustin Urzi took advantage of a failed transfer of William Fratta for King, he captured the ball and in a quick escape he knew how to violate the visiting goalkeeper with a violent shot (7 min).
Three minutes later, those from La Plata had their first clear situation through a personal maneuver of Ramon Sosawhose shipment was disrupted by Henry Bologna next to the left post.
To all this, the show was growing in emotion because Banfield did not decline in its offensive ambitions and Gimnasia played all or nothing for equality.
Then came the penalties for one and the other. The first for the local that converted cross for banfield, after a foul that Urzi received; and then Gymnastics wasted theirs when Alexis Maldonado committed a handball, since he was deflected by Bologna (former gymnast) before the execution of Aleman.
Near the end, Dátolo signed the splendid performance from Banfilo to decorate the win and the first success in the tournament, with the conversion of the last penalty.
For the visit, it was a disastrous performance, with the frayed image that he left in his first defeat. For Banfield, who came from two draws, it meant reaching fourth qualifying place for the quarterfinals of the contest.
– Synthesis –
Banfield; Enrique Bologna; Luciano Abecasis, Alexis Maldonado, Luciano Lollo and Franco Quinteros; Matías Romero, Nicolás Domingo, Giuliano Galoppo and Agustín Urzi; Juan Cruz and Juan Alvarez. DT: Diego Dabove.
Gymnastics (LP): Rodrigo Rey; Francisco Gerometta, Leonardo Morales, Guillermo Fratta and Germán Guiffrey; German Brahian, Emanuel Cecchini and Carlos Insaurralde; Ramón Sosa, Cristian Tarragona and Johan Carbonero. DT: Nestor Gorosito.
Goal in the first half: 15m. Alvarez (B).
Goals in the second half: 7m. Urzi (B), 16m. Cruz (B), penalty and 42m. Dátolo (B), from a penalty.
Changes in the second half: 16m. Lautaro Chávez for Insaurralde (G) and Franco Soldano for Sosa (G), 23m. Amos Perales for Cruz (B), 29m. Nicolás Colazo for Guiffrey (G) and Benjamín Dominguez for Carbonero (G), 32m. Jesús Dátolo for Álvarez (B), 37m. Ian Escobar for Quinteros (B), Juan Andrada for Galoppo (B) and Julián Eseiza for Urzi (B).
Admonished: Quinteros, Abecasis and Lollo (B). Tarragona, Guiffrey, German and Cecchini (G).
Incidence: 18m. of the second period Bologna (B) saved a penalty from Aleman (G).
Court: Florencio Sola.
Referee: Pablo Dovalo.
Source: Ambito
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