The match took place at the Malvinas Argentinas stadium in Mendoza and Godoy Cruz was ahead three times by the annotations of Ezekiel Bullaudeon two occasions, and Manuel Ojeda, penalty kick; while “Rojo” managed to equal him in the same number of times for the goals of the Uruguayan Carlos Benavidez, Rodrigo Marquez and Leandro Benegas.
The game was presented with offensive intentions on the part of both teams and after a study start between the protagonists, in the first deep arrival, the “Tomba” opened the scoring.
At 18 minutes, after a double wall to the left between Matias Ramirez and Guillermo Ortizhe sent center so that Ezekiel Bullaudeat the entrance of the area and with a formidable right hand, he nailed the ball in the corner of the Uruguayan Renzo Bachiascored a great goal and 1 to 0 for Godoy Cruz.
The goal passed the responsibility to Independiente, who tried to react and advanced the lines even more, but he only remained intentional and did not create any danger in the goal defended by Paraguayan Juan Espínola.
Godoy Cruzfor his part, waited well standing in his field, where every time he recovered the ball he went out quickly through the ends, with a vertical, direct and deep game on the wings.
In this way, he had two other options to score, in both cases at the feet of Thomas Badalonione of which crashed into the right corner of bachia.
But the lack of aim took its toll on the Mendocinos, as Independiente put pressure on the end of the stage and, after a couple of clear arrivals, at 44 minutes after a corner and some rebounds, the Uruguayan Carlos Benavídez, almost from the floor and near the goal line, he established the 1 to 1.
The final part showed both teams in attack, but “Bodeguero” took advantage again after another quick play, a very good clearance by Nelson Acevedo and another excellent definition by Ezequiel Bullaude, who again nailed the ball in Renzo’s left corner. Bacchia, at 18 minutes and again with a relentless right hand at the entrance to the large area.
Given the disadvantage, Eduardo Dominguez He sent two strikers onto the pitch: Leandro Benegas and Rodrigo Márquez, and a minute after entering, they put together the tie for the visit.
at 25, Leandro Benegas It overflowed from the left and sent a past cross so that Rodrigo Marquez pushed it into the net in the presence of the defenseless Juan Espínola, to establish the 2-2.
The emotions did not end, since at 34 minutes in another good attack by Godoy Cruz, the Uruguayan goalkeeper Renzo Bacchia fouled his compatriot Salomón Rodríguez: a penalty, well sanctioned by Pablo Echevarría, which Manuel Ojeda scored.
It was not the last thing and Independiente equalized again, at 37, thanks to an accurate header by Leandro Benegas, after a free kick near the Mendoza goal.
It came to the end of a good game, with Godoy Cruz’s anger for not being able to maintain the advantage three times and an ambiguous feeling of conformism for Independiente, who knew how to overcome the result, but that does not serve him at all in his aspirations to qualify for the quarterfinals of the tournament.
With this result, Independiente adds 7 units and is seventh, while “Bodeguero” reached 5 points and is tenth, still very close to the relegation zone.
On the next day, the sixth, Independiente will receive Central Córdoba from Santiago del Estero at 9:30 p.m. in Avellaneda; while the “Bodeguero” will visit Huracán on Saturday from 5:00 p.m.
– Synthesis –
Godoy Cruz: Juan Espinola; Gianluca Ferrari, Guillermo Ortiz and Nestor Breitenbruch; Ezequiel Bullaude, Gonzalo Abrego, Nelson Acevedo and Franco Negri; Matías Ramírez, Tomás Badaloni and Martín Ojeda. DT: Diego Flores.
Independent: Renzo Bacchia; Alex Vigo, Sergio Barreto, Juan Manuel Insaurralde and Lucas Rodríguez; Domingo Blanco, Lucas Romero, Carlos Benavídez and Andrés Roa; Gaston Togni and Leandro Fernandez. DT: Eduardo Dominguez.
Goals in the first half: 18m. Ezequiel Bullaude (GC) and 44m. Carlos Beanvidez (I).
Goals in the second half: 18m. Ezequiel Bullaude (GC), 25m. Rodrigo Marquez (I), 34m. Martín Ojeda (GC), from a penalty kick, and 37m. Leandro Benegas (I).
Changes: in the first half: 42m. Juan Painted by Matías Ramírez (GC). In the second, before starting, Tomás Pozzo for Leandro Fernandez (I) and Alan Soñora for Domingo Blanco (I); 12m. Salomón Rodriguez by Tomás Badaloni (GC); 13m. Elías Lopez by Néstor Breitenbruch (GC); 24m. Leandro Benegas for Carlos Benavidez (I) and Rodrigo Márquez for Gastón Togni (I); 31m. Bruno Laws by Franco Negri (GC); and 38m. Gonzalo Asis by Alex Vigo (I).
Admonished: Tomás Pozzo (I), Nelson Acevedo (GC), Lucas Rodríguez (I), Leonel González (GC), Renzo Bacchia (I), Juan Pintado (GC) and Alan Soñora (I).
Stadium: Malvinas Argentinas (Mendoza).
Referee: Pablo Echavarria.
Source: Ambito
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