The Rosario team’s goals were scored in the second half by Nicolás Castro (12m.) and Cristian Lema (17m.), from penalties, while Federico Girotti (45+3m.) was discounted for the local team.
The defeat marks a new frustration for coach Ángel Hoyos, who, although he had difficulties to form the team through different alternatives, was unable to win and the public began to get impatient, although the fans said goodbye to the players with a moving encouragement.
The “T” only has two points in the tournament and is located in the lower part of the table, while Javier Sanguinetti’s men, for their part, returned to victory after two defeats and are positioned with six units in the middle of the table from zone 1.
In the previous one, the two coaches were in the magnifying glass with what happened at Kempes, since they came from weak performances and results, that a defeat would cast doubt on the continuity of anyone, so we will have to wait for the next few hours to find out what happens with the technician? albiazul? successor of the “missed” Alexander Medina.
The actuality with which both arrived at this match was reflected almost perfectly in the first half of the night for Kempes, with a development in which the two teams lacked creativity and played the ball far from the goal.
For the ?T? only a shot from Héctor Fértoli, who anticipated goalkeeper Ramiro Macagno after a good clearance from the right by Matías Godoy, but his shot went wide, and in reply the Rosario team had their first clear chance with a shot from Castro, who went to the left post of Guido Herrera.
The development was discreet in the complement, more fought than with a good game, until Castro appeared, left a couple of rivals on the way and took a lethal long-distance left-footed shot that went next to the left post of Guido Herrera, who Despite touching the ball, he could not prevent the fall of his fence.
Already with the result in favor, the ?leprosy? He took advantage of the spaces and that is how Juan Manuel García was left hand in hand with Guido Herrera, the local goalkeeper knocked him down and Darío Herrera, the referee, scored the penalty that defender Cristian Lema converted with a low shot.
Talleres went with everything to seek to reverse the situation, with another attitude he was able to string together some dangerous action, he hit the post twice, first by Ignacio Lago and then by Enzo Díaz, and cornered Newell’s in the final minutes.
And already in injury time came Girotti’s goal, who headed in after several rebounds, but time was not enough to reach the tie and the victory traveled to Rosario, to the delight of the fans who arrived at the Cordoba World Cup.
The next date will have Talleres visiting Racing on Saturday, while Newell’s will be local on Sunday against Atlético Tucumán.
-Synthesis-
Workshops: Guido Herrera; Matías Catalán, Francisco Álvarez, Rafael Pérez and Enzo Díaz; Fernando Juárez and Rodrigo Villagra, Matías Godoy, Héctor Fértoli and Emerson Batalla; Federico Girotti. DT: Guillermo Hoyos.
Newell’s: Ramiro Macagno; Armando Méndez, Cristian Lema, Willer Ditta and Martín Luciano; Pablo Pérez, Julián Fernández and Nicolás Castro; Juan Garro, Juan Manuel Garcia and Francisco Gonzalez. DT: Javier Sanguinetti.
Goals in the second half: 12m. Castro (N) and 17m. Motto (N), from criminal.
Goal in the second half: 45+3m. Girotti (T).
Changes in the second half: 9m. Rodrigo Garro for Fertoli (T); 20m. Gustavo Velázquez for Ditta (N) and Marcos Portillo for Pérez (N); 24m. Ignacio Lago by Godoy (T); 26m. Ramiro Sordo for Garro (N), Djorkaeff Reasco for García (N) and Guillermo Balzi for Castro (N).
Warned: Girotti, Battle, Rafael Pérez and Enzo Díaz (T). Julian Fernandez, Pablo Perez, Mendez (N).
Referee: Darius Herrera.
Basketball court: Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium (Cordoba).
Source: Ambito
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