“Granate” went two goals up at halftime thanks to a double from Castillo, but the Chilean team managed to tie it thanks to Di Yorio and Aránguiz. Next Thursday, the return.
In a vibrant match played at the National Stadium in Santiago, Lanus tied 2-2 with the University of Chile on the way out semifinals of the Copa Sudamericana 2025. The Argentine team took the lead with a double of Rodrigo Castillo, but the locals tied on the hour with goals from Lucas Di Yorio and Charles Aránguiz, criminal.
Despite the bitter taste of the tie on the hour, Lanús achieved a favorable result as a visitor and will define the series on Thursday, October 30 at 7:00 p.m. at the Néstor Díaz Pérez Stadium, where he will seek to seal his pass to a new international final.
Lanús and a tie with a bitter taste in Chile
Lanús took the lead on the scoreboard with authority in the first half. At 24 minutes, Rodrigo Castillo He pressed high and defined with a precise shot that entered over the goalkeeper to score 1-0.
Four minutes later, Eduardo Salvio overflowed on the right and assisted Castillo in a great way, whopushed the ball into the goal to raise the score again and extend the advantage 2-0 in just five minutes.
The Chilean team reacted in the second half. At 16 minutes, after a corner, Lucas Di Yorio He captured a rebound in the area and scored for the U of Chile, which gained offensive momentum.
Minutes later, a shot Javier Altamirano It hit the crossbar and hit the line, leaving the local team very close to a tie. “Granate” resisted the Chilean advances and had opportunities to seal the result, especially with a header from Castillo well saved by Gabriel Castellon and a shot of Rodrigo Carrera that the local goalkeeper contained.
However, in the fourth minute of stoppage time, a handball in the penalty area Agustín Cardozo led to a penalty executed by Charles Aránguiz, that marked the 2-2 final.
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