The “Bicho” won 2-1 against the “Pirata” with a controversial penalty and will have to face the winner of the match between River and Independiente Rivadavia in the decisive duel for the title.
Argentinos Juniors turned it around Belgrano and reached the final of the Argentine Cup
Argentinos Juniors won this Thursday by 2-1 Belgrano de Córdoba in a match corresponding to the semifinals of the Argentine Cup 2025held at the Gigante de Arroyito stadium, in Rosario.
The goals for ‘Bicho’ made them Hernán López Muñozat 14 minutes, and Tomas Molina penalty, at 38′, both in the second half, while Lucas Zelarayán had overtaken the ‘Pirate’ at 36′ of the first half.
With this result, the set of The Fatherly qualified for the final of the championship, an instance in which they must face the winner of the duel between River and Independent Rivadavia de Mendozascheduled for this Friday from 10:10 p.m. at the Mario Alberto Kempes stadium.
In an even first half, but with a slight superiority from the La Paternal team, the ‘Pirata’ managed to hit first with the help of their ’10’, Lucas Zelarayán. With a powerful shot from outside the area, which suffered a subtle deflection off a defender, the midfielder opened the scoring in the 36th minute.
At 38′, Alan Lescano had the opportunity to equalize the match with a free kick that hit the crossbar of the goal defended by Thiago Cardozo.
However, those led by Nicholas Diez They jumped into the match determined to get the tie. Hernán López Muñozwith a great game, arrived at the area to push a pass from Diego Porcel.
The goal inspired “Bicho” to continue attacking and after so much insistence he managed to make it 2-1 thanks to Tomas Molinaat 38′. After the referee Yael Falcón Pérez sanction the maximum penalty in favor of Argentinos Juniors for a subjection of Geronimo Heredia about Alan Lescano.
Synthesis of Belgrano vs Argentinos Juniors
- Stadium: Arroyito Giant.
- Referee: Yael Falcón Pérez.
- Trainings:
- Belgrano: Thiago Cardozo Leonardo Morales, Lisandro López, Alexis Maldonado; Gabriel Compagnucci, Rodrigo Saravia, Lucas Zelarayán, Francisco González Metilli, Adrián Spörle; Franco Jara, Nicolás Fernández. DT: Ricardo Zielinski.
- Argentinos Juniors: Sergio Romero; Leandro Lozano, Francisco Álvarez, Erik Godoy, Roman Riquelme, Sebastián Prieto; Alan Lescano, Federico Fattori; Hernán López Muñoz, Tomás Molina, Diego Porcel. DT: Nicolás Diez.
- Goal in the first half: 36m Lucas Zelarayán (B).
- Goal in the second half: 14m Hernán López Muñóz (A); 37m Tomás Molina (A).
Source: Ambito
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