With goals from Cuello and Tripichio, Damián Ayude’s team turned the score around and climbed to sixth position in Zone B of the 2025 Clausura Tournament.
In an intense match played in the stadium José Fierro Monumental, Saint Lawrence won by 2 to 1 to Atlético Tucumán for the thirteenth date of the 2025 Clausura Tournament. The “Dean” had taken the lead with a goal Marcelo Ortizbut the “Ciclón” turned it around with goals from Neckcriminal, and Tripichio.
With this victory, Saint Lawrence reached the 19 points and placed in sixth position in the Zone Bwithin the playoff qualification positions. On the next day, you will receive Riestrawhile Atlético Tucumán, eighth with 15 units, will visit Independent.
San Lorenzo and a great success to get into the top eight
The match began with local dominance and, after eight minutes, Marcelo Ortiz He opened the scoring after taking advantage of a series of rebounds inside the area and finishing with a volley.
The set of Lucas Pusineri They maintained the pressure for much of the first half, although without managing to extend the lead.
Regarding the closing of the initial stage, Saint Lawrence found the tie in a controversial play: the referee sanctioned a penalty for contact by the goalkeeper Matias Mansilla about Alexis Cuellowho took charge of the execution and scored 1-1 in added time.
At the start of the complement, the “Ciclón” turned the result around thanks to a corner kick that Nicolas Tripichio He connected at the near post, displacing the Tucumán defense.
The goal meant a key emotional lift for the visitors, who They knew how to maintain the advantage despite the attempts of the “Dean”.
Atlético Tucumán had opportunities to equalize: Franco Nicola and Ramiro Ruiz Rodríguez they demanded Orlando Gillwho responded with solvency. In the third minute of stoppage time, the “Dean” celebrated a goal disallowed for offside, which sealed the Barça victory.
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