At the José Amalfitani stadium, the team led by the Uruguayan Alexander Medina got the victory, with the goals converted by Luca Orellano (Pt. 6m.) and Damian Fernandez (St. 38m.), two boys emerged from the institution’s quarry.
Central, which added the sixth consecutive defeat as a visitor (includes matches from the previous League Cup), obtained its last joy away from the Gigante de Arroyito last April, on the occasion of a success against Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero ( 1-0), last April.
The future “Canalla” coaching staff, made up of Carlos Tevez and his assistant Carlos Retegui, witnessed the match from a box in the stadium. This Tuesday, in the evening shift, the binomial will be presented as those in charge of driving the team, replacing the interim German Rivarola.
From start to finish, Vélez was more and justified the difference. With Maximum Perrone as the axis of the game, those led by medina they developed an interesting pressure up front and suffocated a Rosario Central team that was overwhelmed at the start.
Thus, at 6 minutes, a mistake by the goalkeeper Gaspar Servius became the opening of the scoreboard. The former Banfield goalkeeper received from his teammate John Cruz Komarin the small area, and had a moment of fatal doubt.
The ball was stolen Lucas Prattwho yielded to Orellano that defined the race and produced the first joy of the local public.
Far from betting on taking care of oneself on one’s own land, Velez continued with the posture of attacking on the wings throwing -above all- to Francis Ortega to the left so that the tip marker becomes a kind of piston.
Goal situations happened, but Velez could not increase the account, despite a header from Jara that hit the post and a shot just wide of Orellano.
A Central Rosary It was difficult for him to get out of that period of confusion and only with a header from Alejo Veliz what the goalkeeper caught Lucas Hoyos (28m.) was able to prowl the area in front.
In the second part, however, the good performance of the youth Facundo Buonanotte (he had entered for the injured Walter Montoya in the first part) began to level the balance, with a visiting cast that sought with greater insistence the possibility of equality.
It could have been at 22 minutes, when the referee Fernando Espinoza (of weak work) mistakenly sanctioned a penalty for an infraction of Ortega a Luciano Ferreyra which was not appreciated correctly. The call of the VAR avoided the validation of a doubtful infraction that -in addition- had contemplated the location in an offside position of a visiting player, when the maneuver started.
A corner kick taken by Marcelo Benitez almost got into holes and generates an equality for which Central Rosary He struggled a bit more in the second half.
But at 38m., the juvenile Damian Fernandez He appeared in the small area, after a corner, and lengthened the differences to guarantee Velez’s success.
On the next date Velez will visit Defense and Justice on Saturday (15.30), while Central Rosarywith the premiere of Tevez as coach, plans to receive Gymnastics and Fencing La Plata this Friday (19.00), in one of the advances of the fifth day.
formations
Velez Sarsfield: Lucas Hoyos; Leonardo Jara, Damián Fernández, Valentín Gómez and Francisco Ortega; Máximo Perrone and Nicolás Garayalde; Luca Orellano, Abiel Osorio and Lucas Janson; Lucas Pratt. DT: Alexander Medina.
Central Rosario: Gaspar Servio; Damián Martínez, Facundo Almada, Juan Cruz Komar and Lautaro Blanco; Walter Montoya, Claudio Yacob, Marcelo Benítez and Luciano Ferreyra; Lucas Gamba and Alejo Veliz. DT: German Rivarola.
Goal in the first half: 6m. Orellano (VS)
Goal in the second half: 38m. Damian Fernandez (VS)
Change in the first half: 38m. Facundo Buonanotte for Montoya (RC). In a second; 36m. José Florentín for Pratto and Santiago Castro for Osorio (VS); 39m. Julián Fernández for Janson and Agustín Mulet for Perrone (VS); 41m. Fernando Torrent for Damián Martínez, Mateo Tanlongo for Benítez, Michael Covea for Yacob and Franco Frías for Ferreyra (RC); 42m. Joel Soñora by Garayalde (VS)
Booked: D. Fernández, Perrone, Ortega (VS) Gamba, Torrent (RC)
Court: Jose Amalfitani.
Referee: Fernando Espinoza.
Source: Ambito
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