At the Padre Martearena stadium in the city of Salta, the albiazul team designed a comfortable victory (the first of the season) and will run into Chaco For Ever, who on Tuesday night left Arsenal on penalties (5- 4), in Santa Fe.
Under the interim leadership of Javier Gandolfithe Cordovan cast resolved the commitment with goals from Federico Girotti (2), the Colombian Diego Valoyes and Matias Esquivel.
From the beginning, workshops He asserted his highest individual hierarchy against a team from Santiago, who enlisted with some substitutes and reserved players for Saturday’s match against Gimnasia y Esgrima de Mendoza, for the sixth date of the First National championship.
Then, in the first lunge to the bottom, the winning team hurt, with an overflow to the right of Esquivel who found the scorer Girotti in the center of the area to push it and mark the opening (18m.).
Guemes sought to react and had a double chance to level the account, with a shot from Mark Fernandez which crashed into the post and a subsequent shot from Thomas Assennato that Guido Herrera controlled in two times.
But before the end of the first period, a long pitch to Valoyes allowed the Colombian to show his hierarchy, to snub the rival goalkeeper and place the ball, next to a post, for 2-0 (42m.)
Any hint of recovery of those led by Paul Martel it was aborted just beginning the second period. is that the kid dodge, who came from Lanús, raised his head and saw him ahead of the Mendonca goalkeeper to put in a sablazo that slipped into an angle. They were 25 seconds and the 3-0 was lapidary.
A new appearance of the scorer Girotti (8m.) allowed workshops decorate the veneer
Then there was time for the expulsion of the steering wheel from Guemes, Nicholas Juarez (19m.), and for the debut of the boy Santiago Toloza, figure of the ?T? in the Reserve division. The meeting was defined in advance.
Talleres, with just 2 points in the classification of the Professional League Cup (LPF), will play on Tuesday 22, at 9:30 p.m., against Godoy Cruz de Mendoza, in the interzonal of the seventh date.
-Synthesis-
Cordoba Workshops: Guido Herrera; Gastón Benavídez, Rafael Pérez, Enzo Díaz and Angelo Martino; Juan Ignacio Méndez and Rodrigo Villagra; Diego Valoyes, Matías Esquivel and Héctor Fértoli; Federico Girotti. DT: Javier Gandolfi.
Güemes (Santiago del Estero): Juan Mendonca; Lautaro Arregui, Gabriel Fernández, Andrés Zanini and Gabriel Lazarte; Tomás Assennato, Luis Jerez Silva, Nicolás Juárez and Marcos Fernández; Gabriel Jara and Muriel Orlando. DT: Pablo Martel.
Goals in the first half: 18m. Girotti (T); 42m. Valoyes (T)
Goals in the second half: 25s. Matías Esquivel (T); 8m. Girotti (T)
Changes in the second half: 10m. Enzo López for Orlando, Nicolás Retamar for Marcos Fernández, Sebastián Benega for Assennato and Claudio Salto for Jara (G); 16m. Matías Godoy for Valoyes and Fernando Juárez for Juan I. Méndez (T); 29m. Christian Oliva for Villagra and Ramiro González Hernández for R. Pérez (T); 32m. Santiago Toloza for Girotti (T); 36m. Agustín Aleo by Lazarte (G).
Incidence in the second stage: 19m. expelled Nicolás Juárez (G)
Booked: Mendonca, Jara (G)
Field: Padre Martearena Stadium (Salta)
Referee: Nazareno Arasa.
Source: Ambito
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