The “sabaleros” goals were the work of Ramón “Wanchope” Abila, at 24 minutes, and Santiago Pierotti, at 39, both in the first half, but the “tricolor” from San Juan discounted through Juan Pablo Varona, at 17 complement.
Now Colón will wait for his next rival who will come out of the cross between Patronato de Paraná and Deportivo Morón.
It seemed that it was going to be easy for the Santa Fe team -which formed with several substitutes- to beat the team from the San Juan town of Chimbas, because at 24 Abila, after some rebound, captured a ball in the area and opened the scoring.
The team from San Juan felt the difference in category, and Pierotti put together a great personal move to make it 2-0 in favor of the red and black team.
The second half was totally different, because Peñarol made him want and was encouraged to go looking for the tie, and at least he reached the discount with an impeccable left-footed shot from Varona.
Although Sportivo Peñarol showed better arguments than Colón, confused at times, he lacked luck to reach the tie and the “sabalero” took a laborious victory.
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Synthesis:
Argentine Cup.
32nd of End.
Colon 2 – Penarol (San Juan) 1.
Stadium: The New Monumental (Athletic Rafaela).
Referee: Hector Paletta.
Columbus: Ignacio Chicco; Eric Meza, Paolo Goltz, Nahuel Gallardo, Andrew Teuten; Santiago Pierotti, Tomás Moschión, Cristian Vega, Brian Farioli; Nicolás Leguizamón and Ramón Ábila. DT: Julio Falcioni.
Peñarol (San Juan): Leonardo Corti; Agustín Paredes, Jano Martínez, Matías Rodríguez, César More; Juan Pablo Varona, Abel Peralta, Leonardo Felissia, Lucas Saucedo; Carlos Chavez and Maximiliano Osurak. DT: Cristian Bove.
Goals in the first half: 24m Ábila (C), 39m Pierotti (C).
Goal in the second half: 17m Varona (SP).
Changes in the second half: at the beginning Rubén Tarasco for Chávez (SP), 22m Francisco Salinas for Saucedo (SP), 30m Raúl Zelaya for Varona (SP), 32m Federico Lértora for Vega (C) and Facundo Farías for Leguizamón (C) , 37m Lucas Beltrán for Abila (C), 43m Christian Bernardi for Farioli (C) and Rodrigo Aliendro for Moschión (C).
Source: Ambito
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