The match will take place at 7:10 p.m. at the Centenario de Quilmes stadium with Nazareno Arasa as referee, who will be assisted by line judges Andrés Barbieri and Federico Pomi, and it will be televised live by the sports signal. of TyC Sports cable.
Lanús has not been having a good performance in the Professional League Cup since, although they beat Barracas Central at home, they lost the two games they played as visitors against Huracán and Estudiantes de La Plata, respectively.
Coach Jorge Almirón has not yet given any indication of the team he will place in Quilmes, but he could include midfielder Diego Valeri in the starting eleven and it is likely that he will keep the offensive duo made up of José Manuel López and José Sand.
For its part, for Defensores de Cambaceres, a team that plays in the First D, it will be their first official match of the year because the promotion contest has not yet started and coach Carlos De Ponte would put a formation similar to the one he used in the friendlies.
The following are the probable formations and other match details:
Argentine Cup
32nd finals
Lanús – Defenders of Cambaceres
Stadium: Centennial of Quilmes
Referee: Nazarene Arasa
Start time: 19:10 – TV: TyC Sports
Lanus: Fernando Monetti; Brian Aguirre, Kevin Lomónaco, Matías Pérez, Yonatan Cabral, Alexandro Bernabei or Nicolás Pasquini; Tomás Belmonte or Diego Valeri, Facundo Pérez, Ignacio Malcorra; Jose Manuel Lopez and Jose Sand. DT Jorge Almiron.
Defenders of Cambaceres: Lautaro Volpicello; Leonel Caielli, Nicolás Radduso, Gerónimo Rodríguez, Tomás Squie; Rodolfo Fernández, Esteban Coronel, Tomás Bravo; Hugo Perez; Elías Torancio and Valentin Cosentino. DT: Carlos De Ponte.
Source: Ambito
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