The game played in San Luis by the Liniers team and the Parque San Martín Mendocino team seemed predestined to zero equality from the start, since, for example, there was only one shot on goal during the first 45 minutes and it was due to the work and grace of a left-handed shot of Luca Orellano which was solved by the experienced goalkeeper of “Leprosy”, Jorge De Olvera, recently arrived from Platense.
Neither Velez, The one with the greatest obligations for being from the first division, nor Independiente Rivadavia, who is ninth in the First National championship and comes from three consecutive victories, could make their respective positions prevail.
It is that those led by the Uruguayan Alexander Medina wanted to impose conditions and never succeeded, while those led by Gabriel Gómez, who stated before the game that his was “an exhausting team”, never managed to put in an effective stiletto when he tried to progress by the sides with some quick counter.
In this way the development became “odorless, colorless and insipid” with no solution of continuity from one time to another.
Because nothing changed in the complement, since Vélez was always harmless, without the weight that Lucas Pratto usually shows and especially his scorer, Lucas Janson, well controlled by the double line of four that the Cuyos stopped.
In this way, the game was extinguished as on Wednesday so that the definition was prolonged until the early hours of Thursday.
Vélez, who seemed to have his mind elsewhere (he has to play the round of 16 of the Libertadores against River Plate and is about to incorporate the experienced Uruguayan central defender Diego Godín), just arrived precisely in this way around 40 minutes, when he just started to accelerate in the game, through the recently entered Abiel Osorio.
The goal had a certain aroma of injustice because Liniers’s men never credited merits to get ahead, and this goal fell like a bucket of cold water for the multitude of fans of the Mendoza team who arrived in San Luis in clear majority over Vélez’s .
The victory then left the Velezanos in the round of 16 of the Argentine Cup, an instance in which they will face the winner of the round of 16 series, the final between Independiente, de Avellaneda and Atlético Tucumán.
formations
Velez Sarsfield: Lucas Hoyos; Tomás Guidara, Matías de los Santos, Valentín Gómez and Francisco Ortega; Luca Orellano, Máximo Perrone, José Florentín and Joel Soñora; Lucas Janson and Lucas Pratt. DT: Alexander Medina.
Independent Rivadavia: Jorge De Olivera; Jorge Scolari, Jorge Zules, Valentín Perales and Juan Freytes; Hernán Rúben, Eladio Ramos, Jesús Emiliano Endrizzi, Gustavo Turraca and Lucas Ambrogio; Frank Colonel. DT: Gabriel Gomez.
Goal in the second half: 40m. Osorio (V).
Changes in the second half: 11m. Santiago Caseres by. Florentin (V) and Abiel Osorio for Soñora (V); 15 m. Fernando Luna for Coronel (I) and Sebastián Navarro for Rúben (I); 18m. Pablo Palacio for Ramos (I), 23m. Leonardo Jara for Guidara (F), 33m. Francisco Galván for Ambroggio (I), 35m. Agustin Bouzat for Orellano (F) and Nicolás Garayalde for Perrone (F).
Admonished: Valentín Gómez (F). Moon (I).
Stadium: Juan Gilberto Funes (La Punta – San Luis).
Referee: Andres Gariano.
Source: Ambito
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