The “Academy” receives the “Fortín” for the second leg, after winning 1-0 in the first leg, in search of being semifinalist of the Copa Libertadores after 28 years.
Racingthat won the first leg 1-0 At the José Amalfitani stadium, he will receive Tuesday at Vélez Within the framework of the quarterfinal round of the final of the Copa Libertadores de América.
The coach’s team Gustavo Costas comes from winning 2-0 to Hurricane Last Friday as a visitor, within the framework of the ninth date of Group A of the Closing Tournament. With some substitutes since the start, the “Academy” did not play well but took three important points to be two units of playoffs.
For this historic party against Vélez in which they won 1-0 the first leg, the technical director of Racing He will align to his eleven holder but with two possible modifications: Matías Zaracho For the Uruguayan Gastón Martyrena and the Colombian Duván Vergara For the injured Santiago Solari That, in the first encounter against the “Fortín”, he suffered an important discomfort and would leave him in the substitute bank for this comparison.
For its part, the team of Guillermo Barros Schelotto It comes from winning 2-1 to San Martín de San Juanlast Friday as a visitor, within the framework of the ninth date of Group B of the Closing Tournament. With an alternative initial eleven, those of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Villa Luro added three points that position it in third place, to a unit of the leader Deportivo Riestra.
For this meeting before Racing in which he must win for more than one goal to qualify, the former Boca coach would return to his gala team, but with the forced income of Aaron Quirós for the expulsion of Lisandro Magallán In the first leg.
What time do Racing vs Vélez play
Hours: 19
Where to see Racing vs Vélez
TV: Fox Sports and Disney+
Formations:
Racing: Facundo Cambesses; Facundo Mura, Franco Pardo, Nazareno Colombo, Gabriel Rojas; Santiago Sosa, Juan Nardoni, Agustín Almendra; Matías Zaracho, Duván Vergara or Santiago Solari, Adrián Martínez. DT: Gustavo Costas.
Vélez Sarsfield: Tomás Marchiori; Jano Gordon, Emmanuel Mammana, Aaron Quirós, Elías Gómez; Rodrigo Aliendro, Agustín Bouzat, Tomás Galván; Maher Carrizo, Michael Santos and Imanol Machuca. DT: Guillermo Barros Schelotto.
Stadium: President Perón, Avellaneda.
Referee: Esteban Ostojich (Uruguay)
Var: Andrés Cunha (Uruguay)
Source: Ambito
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