At 11 minutes Jonathan Galván opened the scoring for the “Globo”, but at 33 of the same first stage Facundo Farías, from a penalty, equalized for the “sabalero” at the Tomás Adolfo Ducó stadium.
The controversy of the night was Ramón Ábila’s disallowed goal 16 minutes into the second half, which was 2-1 for Julio César Falcioni’s team.
The VAR had had a correct intervention to collect the penalty that meant the tie for Colón, but in the second half it deprived the visit of taking the victory.
In a changing and back-and-forth match, the point did not serve either of them, since they could not cut the series of matches without winning and move away from the classification zone in zone 2.
Colón, who has been winless for seven dates, was fifth with 15 points, two behind Boca Juniors, who play tomorrow and can stretch the gap.
For its part, Hurricane reached six games without winning and practically said goodbye to the final phase because it is in eighth position with 12 units.
The development had a great start for Huracán with high pressure and many people in attack due to the surprising 4-2-4 set up by Frank Darío Kudelka, and thus three scoring chances arose in the first few minutes.
And precisely the goal was not long in coming and came at 11 minutes with a good header from Jonathan Galván after a corner kick from the right executed by Franco Cristaldo, one of the top assists in the tournament.
At 30 minutes, when Huracán’s dominance was complete, Ramón Ábila was shot down in the area by the young goalkeeper Sebastián Meza, Marcos Díaz’s replacement, and the referee Nicolás Lamolina charged a penalty but the assistant José Savorani gave an advanced position.
However, the VAR (Diego Bonfá was the AVAR) called Lamolina and warned him that “Wanchope” was enabled and the judge returned to his initial ruling.
The scorer, to avoid the law of the former, gave the penalty to Facundo Farías, who converted the 1-1 for the “sabalero”.
At the end, Colón, who raised after the tie, had the opportunity to go to rest up on the scoreboard but the missionary Meza -with his face- took a great one-on-one from Ábila.
Already in the second half, Huracán could not sustain the rhythm of the first half and Colón was able to match it.
At 16 minutes, the play that could change the game was made as Ábila made it 2-1 after a rebound from Meza, but the VAR called Lamolina to check an alleged previous foul by Facundo Garcés on Lucas Merolla.
After seeing it on the screen, the referee annulled the striker’s goal who had apologized to the public at the celebration.
This incident broke the game because both teams had chances to win it.
Colón had a shot from Cristian Bernardi at the post in the 42nd minute and Huracán pushed in the final moments and could have won an agonizing victory if he sharpened his aim.
Source: Ambito
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