The “Drill” was left hanging by a thread because it only has 3 points in last place in the zone led by its winner, with 8, when there are 6 remaining in dispute.
At once, Saints, from Brazil, was the only shooting guard with 7 when beating Universidad Católica, from Ecuador, by 1 to 0, with Rwan marking the first minute added to the end in Quito. The local was thus third with 4 units.
By the fifth date, banfield will receive the Catholic University of Ecuador on Tuesday, May 17 at 7:15 p.m.; while the next day at 9:30 p.m. Unión La Calera will visit Santos, in Brazil.
Calera He reached the victory through Argentine striker Sebastián Sáez, who scored as a Chilean 30 minutes into the second period.
A tough fight was raised from the beginning without speculation of any kind on the part of both sides, as it was based on high pressure and fast thrusts, so the game became vibrant, with Banfield more dangerous in his arrivals although with failed definitions.
At times the development was fierce in the midfield because on both sides there were lines of five flyers and they were left with three at the bottom.
At the end of the first episode, the Chilean team showed a greater predominance, with which they were able to produce two clear arrivals, first with a shot and the second with a header from the Argentine striker Lucas Passeriniboth were disrupted by the solvency of Enrique Bologna.
At the beginning of the second chapter, Diego Davove introduced two changes to breathe more power into the Banfileño advanced with the income of Agustin Urzi and Giuliano Galoppo -they were not starters because they came from a recent recovery from two muscular discomforts- replacing the inactive Matías Romero and Juan Álvarez.
Thus, the game resumed the vibrancy and balance of most of the first stage, although this time with greater depth by both teams.
Even the performance of Julián Palacios increased in the premises, which forced a revolution of the Argentine goalkeeper Ignatius Maple.
When the “Drill” showed signs of being close to the opening, surprisingly it was the one from Valparaíso who achieved it with a splendid Chilean striker by Argentine attacker Sebastián Saez, at 30 minutes.
Moments later the same scorer was about to increase the advantage with a shot that crashed into the crossbar.
To make matters worse for the host, at 38 minutes he was left with one less player due to the expulsion of Ian Escobar for a double warning.
Anyway banfield he fought until the end to at least achieve equality, which was unsuccessful, and he ended up disapproved by his own fans.
Formations
Banfield: Enrique Bologna; Emanuel Coronel, Alejandro Maciel, Luciano Lollo and Ian Escobar; Julián Palacios, Nicolás Domingo, Matías Romero and Juan Álvarez; Jeremias Perales and Darío Cvitanich. DT: Diego Dabove.
La Calera Union: Ignacio Arce; Pedro Henrique, Christián Vilches, Erick Wiemberg and 13 Matías Fernández; Thomas Rodríguez, Gonzalo Castellani, Yerco Oyanedel and William Alarcón; Sebastian Saez and Lucas Passerini. DT: Carlos Galdames.
Goal in the second half: 31m. Saez (LC).
Changes in the second half: At the start Agustín Urzi for Álvarez (B) and Giuliano Galoppo for Romero (B), 15m. Esteban Valencia for Rodriguez (LC), César Pérez for Castellani (LC) and Henry Sanhueza for Henrique (LC), 25m. Nicolás Orellana by Oyanedel (LC); 40m. Simón Ramírez for Fernández (LC), Alejandro Cabrera for Domingo (B) and Maximiliano Cuadra for Palacios (B).
Admonished: Domingo and Cabrera (B). Wiemberg; Henrique; Alarcon and Fernandez (LC).
Incidence: 38m. Escobar (B) sent off in the second half.
Court: Florencio Sola.
Referee: Carlos Ortega Jaimes (Colombia).
Source: Ambito
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