In the Brigadier Estanislao López stadium, the “Sabalero” team scored the victory with a conquest of Ramon “Wanchope” Abila, 26 minutes into the second half. The review of the maneuver through the VAR took 6 minutes and validated the legitimate position of the Cordovan attacker, former Boca Juniors.
The two teams faced each other in the framework of a climate of semantic tension, if you will, based on crossed statements by leaders of one and the other about the case Lucas Beltranthe attacker whose pass belongs to Núñez’s team and who acted on loan at the “Sabalero” during this semester that is about to end.
The match showed a monotone tone during the first half because River He tried to press high and overwhelm the opponent, but Colón preferred to avoid the risks and jumped lines almost without compromising the ball in the exits.
So, the “Sabalero” team opted to handle it a little, to try to come out in order with Lértora in the first pass and the imbalance it could offer Farias, this time lying on the left. But like this, the Santa Fe team had almost no influence in the area of Frank Armaniwith a Abila very isolated (and that almost always fell in a forward position).
Those led by Gallant, meanwhile, they did not achieve fluidity in the transfer either, they abused the inside game without being deep and only some intervention of Julian Alvarez could cause some anxiety.
Over 44m., the striker sold to Manchester City was in an unbeatable situation, but he could not finish off when he went hand in hand with the Uruguayan Leonardo Burianbehind a good wall with Essekiel Ship. Thus, the visiting cast wasted the clearest chance in the first 45 minutes for other flat.
The second period started with a run from Abila that defined before the exit of Frank Armani and sent the ball to the bottom of the goal. However, the review through the VAR confirmed that the Cordovan attacker was offside and the score remained blank, when barely 25s had elapsed. of the complement.
River He tried to control the ball better, but he kept missing the last stitch and being precise in the final stretch of the court.
Then, Colon – crouching – he waited for the moment to put the stiletazo taking advantage of the bad setback of a visiting defense, where Leandro Gonzalez Pirez and David Martinez exhibited mismatches.
In one of those aftershocks, at 26m., the jewel Farias (which will be transferred to a business group in a sum close to 12 million dollars in the next few days) made a delicious pass for Abila’s entrance. The former Hurricane attacker seemed to incur -again- in an advanced position.
But the delayed review of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) gave the striker a nod and later generated happiness for the “Sabalero” people. Colón 1-0, with a little while to play.
The income of Pochettino and Paradela did not breathe the intended freshness into the visiting team. River continued confusing the ways to get to Burian, while Colon he sought to close the trench and release his men quickly to try to widen the difference.
The 11 minutes added by the referee Loustau did not generate major complications for the local team, because the cast of Núñez continued dull and without lucidity to straighten out the story and embrace – even if it was – a tie.
Colón will visit the downcast Lanús (2), at 3:30 p.m. this Sunday, while River will appear again in Santa Fe, this time with Unión (4), but from 6:00 p.m.
Formations
Columbus: Leonardo Burian; Eric Meza, Lucas Acevedo, Joaquin Novillo and Andrew Teuten; Federico Lértora; Santiago Pierotti, Rodrigo Aliendro, Cristian Bernardi and Facundo Farías; Ramon Abila. DT: Julio Cesar Falcioni
River Plate: Franco Armani; Emanuel Mammana, Leandro González Pirez, David Martínez and Elías Gómez; Bruno Zuculini; Enzo Fernández, Santiago Simón, Nicolás De la Cruz and Esequiel Barco; Julian Alvarez. DT: Marcelo Gallardo.
Goal in the second half: 26m. Abila (C)
Changes in the second half: 22m. Braian Romero for Simon (RP); 28m. Tomás Pochettino for De la Cruz and José Paradela for Barco (RP); 37m. Juan Pablo Alvarez for Pierotti (C); 39m. Marcelo Herrera for Mammana (PR); 43m. Brian Farioli for Farias (S)
Booked: Acevedo (C)
Stadium: Brigadier Estanislao López (Santa Fe)
Referee: Patricio Loustau.
Source: Ambito
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