Gymnastics beat Atlético Tucumán 1-0 with almost 20 minutes played in the dark, after a generator fault in Juan Carmelo Zerillo.
At 20 minutes of the second half, when Gymnastics beat Atlético Tucumán 1 to 0, the light was cut in two towers of the Wolf court. After the game was standing for several minutes, they resumed almost dark, and the last 15 minutes played between the gloom and the titileo of the stadium lights.
In an unusual match, Gymnastics ended up beating Atlético Tucumán in the forest, somewhat against zero with goal against Damián Martínez, right side of the dean. Minutes after the wolf’s goal, passing the 20 minutes of the game, the lights began to fail in the Juan Carmelo Zerillo Stadium.
First, two towers went out and then, for several minutes, the towers located above the roofed stalls began to flash without control, a fact rarely seen. Despite partially suspend the game, the arbitrator of the Pablo Dvalo encounter, did not want to cut the match definitely, and the 90 minutes were completed despite the difficulties to see the ball.
The reason for the light cut on the wolf court
As reported, the board that distributes the light energy was burned and, for that reason, most of the field reflectors went out. In this framework, Dvalo partially suspended, at 28 minutes of the second half.
The claim of Atlético Tucumán coach
At first, Atlético Tucumán de Lucas Pusineri claimed against the suspension of the game, because he had to rearm the logistics of the trip from Tucumán In addition, the technical director of the Dean pointed against gymnastics “is old about the lights … The team of mine arrived three times and turned off the lights …” he said. Later, Judge Pablo Dvalo would end up resuming the game that ended in Victoria for the wolf that is already sixth in the championship. On the dean side, he is in a bad visitor streak: he does not win ten games in that condition ago
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