From the beginning, Lanús was very complex due to the adversary’s tactical devicewho put pressure on him in all sectors, intercepting his circuit of action despite having more possession of the ball.
Within this panorama, the one that was most incisive was Valley Independent disturbing Fernando Monetti with some stopped ball plays or mid-distance shots, in addition to sporadic arrivals in thrusts through some spaces in the bottom left by the Buenos Aires side.
On the other hand, the homeowner was powerless to open the visitor’s defensive bolt, especially since on several occasions his forwards were trapped in advanced positions due to the bilge practiced by the team led by the Argentine technical director Martin Anselmi.
The “Garnets” just after 41 minutes demanded a vigorous intervention from the goalkeeper Moses Ramirez to avoid the fall of its fence, by a violent auction of Brian Aguirre from outside the area.
Another time the Ecuadorian goalkeeper had to intervene two minutes later before a header from Joseph Sandwhen Lanús found greater clarity and ideas in his offense, in a framework of abrupt play and much discussed in several passages.
The latter was reiterated at the beginning of the complement with a strong infraction of the striker Jonathan Bauman to the detriment of defender Matías Pérez, who earned the expulsion of the Sunchalense attacker who emerged in Colón, from Santa Fe, after three minutes.
This generated a tumult and from there, after some discussions and struggle, what Independiente resorted to the most to dirty the development was while delaying different falls of its players to make the rival nervous.
While Lanus gained more momentum by trying to take advantage of the fact that the visitor was left with one man less and that is how it generated some hot flashes for Ramirez, but without the necessary precision.
The final passages showed those led by Jorge Almiron devoted to a constant offensive to achieve the goal that would lead him to the definition from the penalty spot, which he almost achieved with a header from the entered Claudio Spinelliwhich crashed into the crossbar, one minute into added time at the end, which Tomás Belmonte sent into the net on the rebound, but was annulled due to the advanced position of the first.
The desperation in which the “Maroon” fell involved his own coach, who made the youthful flyer enter the start of the complement Samuel Careaga and he took him out after half an hour so that another boy from the inferiors could enter as the extreme left Matthew Sanabria.
While in the Ecuadorian team the Argentine striker made his entry into the complement Lautaro Diazson of the remembered attacker of Racing Club and Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, Roberto Diaz. And as headlines were his compatriots Mateo Carabajal, Lorenzo Faravelli and Richard Schunkeauthor of one of the goals in the first leg, while the experienced Christian Pellerano remained on the bench.
So Lanus He was left chewing anger for the elimination and with a struggle and shoving towards his rivals at the end of the match, while the fans charged against the leadership with offensive chants for holding them responsible for the delay in adding reinforcements and for the departure of several key players such as Jose Lopez, Alexandro Bernabei and Ignacio Malcorra.
Formations
Lanus: Fernando Monetti; Brian Aguirre, Matías Pérez, Diego Braghieri and Nicolás Pasquini; Maximiliano González, Raúl Loaiza and Tomás Belmonte; Lautaro Acosta, José Sand and Lucas Varaldo. DT: Jorge Almiron.
Valley Independent: Wellington Ramírez; Willian Vargas, Mateo Carabajal, Richard Schunke, Luis Segovia and Jhoanner Chávez; Fernando Gaibor, Lorenzo Faravelli and Junior Sornoza; Jonathan Bauman and Jaime Ayovi. DT: Martin Anselmi.
Changes in the second half: When starting Samuel Careaga for González (L), 17m. Mateo Ortiz for Sornoza (I) and Claudio Spinelli for Varaldo (L), 30m. Marco Angulo for Gaibor (I), Lautaro Díaz for Ayoví (I), Julián Aude for Pasquini (L) and Mateo Sanabria for Careaga (L), 42m. Beder Caicedo for Chávez (I) and Danny Cabezas for Faravelli (I) and 45m. Franco Orozco for Acosta (L).
Admonished: Loaiza and Belmonte (L). Segovia and Chavez (I).
Incidence in the second half: 3m. sent off Bauman (I).
Court: Nestor Diaz Perez.
Referee: Cristian Garay (Chile).
Source: Ambito
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