From the start, Tigre, current runner-up in the Professional Football League tournament, pressed Barracas Central on the flanks with Ijiel Protti on the left and Agustín Obando on the right.
The visit tried to take advantage of the possibilities that the set piece created with definitions by Pablo Mouche. and at 21 minutes a cross from the left by Iván Tapia, which Bruno Sepúlveda headed to the left post of the premises, allowed Barracas Central to open the scoring.
Tigre only had his first approach after 30 minutes when Protti defined from the large area and the ball grazed the base of the left post of the goal defended by Rodrigo Saracho.
Later, the locals had another opportunity: a one-on-one by Facundo Colidio that was covered by the visiting goalkeeper and at 46 minutes a definition by Pablo Magnín that Saracho contained again.
In the second half, Tigre continued to press and came out determined to equalize, but did not take advantage of the corner kicks he managed. At minute 26, a header by Mateo Retegui was blocked by the Barracas Central goalkeeper, who became a figure of the match.
The changes produced by Tigre’s coach, Diego Martínez, had an effect and the tie came from their hand: at 32 minutes a header by Retegui from a center from the left by Diego Sosa allowed the locals to reach equality .
Towards the end, at 47 minutes, Tigre was left with ten players due to Abel Luciatti being sent off for a double warning.
Present at the José Dellagiovanna stadium was the former “Matador” coach, Néstor Gososito, current coach of Gimnasia y Esgrima, from La Plata, who yesterday beat Patronato 2-0, in the capital of the province of Buenos Aires.
On the next date, the third, Tigre will face Boca Juniors at the Bombonera on Wednesday 15 at 9:30 p.m., while Barracas Central will host Unión de Santa Fe at Malvinas Argentinas on the same day but at 2:00 p.m.
Source: Ambito
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