The match for the 32nd final of the Argentine Cup took place at the Coloso Marcelo Bielsa stadium, owned by Newell’s Old Boys in Rosario, and the “Bicho” goals were scored by the Paraguayan Gabriel Avaloson two occasions and both in the final part,
The initial stage was even and with offensive intentions from both teams, despite the difference in category, since the team from Bahia plays in Federal A, the third division of Argentine soccer.
In any case, the search of the two teams was not reflected in risky actions and there were only a few approaches to the goals, especially with shots from outside the areas.
The second half began with another impetus for Argentine Juniorswho took control of the game and opened the scoring on the first deep finish, after 4 minutes.
After a good team play and a deep pass from the player David Zalazarthe Paraguayan Gabriel Avalos defined at the entrance of the small area before the goalkeeper left Guido Villar.
From that moment on, everything was simplified for him. Argentine Juniors that weighed down the difference in hierarchy and reached second place at 22 minutes, after a cross from the right by Javier Cabrera and an accurate header from Avalos, who beat Guido Villar and contributed a double against the impotence of Olympus, who was already playing with ten footballers due to the expulsion of John Perottoat 20.
The rest was all Argentine Juniorswhich was left with a deserved classification, against a worthy rival who paid dearly for the difference in category and the lack of official competition, since it will only begin to do so on the last weekend of this month when it hosts Círculo Deportivo de Nicanor Otamendi, for the first date of Zone A of the Federal A tournament.
Argentine Juniors It will be measured in the round of 16 with the winner of the cross between Defense and Justice and Sacachispas, which does not yet have a completion date.
– Synthesis –
Argentine Juniors: Federico Lanzillota; Kevin Mac Allister, Miguel Angel Torren and Lucas Villalba; Javier Cabrera, Fausto Vera, Gabriel Florentín and Gabriel Carabajal; Matthew Colonel; Nicolas Reniero and Gabriel Avalos. DT: Gabriel Milito
Olympus: Guido Villar; Agustín Bellone, Nicolás Capraro, Martín Ferreyra and Juan Perotti; Cristian Amarilla, Sebastián Fernández, Diego Ramirez and Nadir Hadad; Braian Guille and Alejo Blanco. DT: Carlos Mayor
Goals in the second half: 4m. and 22m. Gabriel Avalos (AJ).
Substitutions: in the second half, before starting, Pablo Minissale replaced Miguel Ángel Torren (AJ), Matías Galarza replaced Mateo Coronel (AJ) and David Zalazar replaced Gabriel Carbajal (AJ); 12m. Mariano Bíttolo for Nicolás Reniero (AJ), and Pablo Ortega for Nadid Hadad (O) and Luis Vila for Alejo Blanco (O); 18m. Iván Di Búo by Diego Ignacio Martínez (O); 23m. Thiago Faur for Cristian Amarilla (O); 26m. Gastón Verón by Gabriel Ávalos (AJ); and
Admonished: Juan Perotti (O), Miguel Ángel Torren (AJ).
Incidents: in the second half, 20m. Sent off Juan Perotti (O).
Referee: Silvio Trucco.
Stadium: Marcelo Bielsa.
Source: Ambito
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