Maximum Perrone opened the account for Liniers in the first half and in the complement, Leonardo Jara added the second; while, Lautaro Acosta and Franco Ortellado they scored for “maroon”.
In the previous meeting, in Lanús it was finally confirmed that the new technical director Frank Dario Kudelka will assume leadership of the team starting next Monday, so Rodrigo Acostawho directed his brother Lautaro for the first time tonight, will be in charge until the commitment to Gimnasia, in La Plata, next Sunday.
Once the game started, little by little, Velez he settled in the field and came to predominate in the development through the very good work of the midfielders Julian Fernandez and Maximo Perrone.
The latter, precisely, was in charge of marking the deserved opening after his partner sent a cross from the right, to connect with his left foot when entering from the left to overcome the resistance of Fernando Monettiat 38 minutes.
Precisely, the local goalkeeper offered a couple of saving interventions by disrupting a couple of dangerous charges from Abiel Osoriowhich permanently complicated the “Maroon” defense.
The local team, which showed an opaque task, with few ideas and imprecise during the first period, emerged with a different attitude and aptitude to go for recovery in the second period.
That is why it was not surprising that Lanús reached the tie, after a good collective combination, Julian Aude sent a center from the left that the “Laucha” Acosta he knew how to head towards the lower left corner of the arc of Lucas Hoyosat 9 minutes.
In the celebration, the striker started the race towards the substitute bench to embrace in a hug with his brother Rodrigo, the coach, who was later expelled for protesting the expulsion of Matthew Sanabriafor violation of Francis Ortegaat 17 minutes.
Despite being left with one player less, the local team did not falter in their actions and the show continued to be more entertaining and emotional, with both teams preparing to go for victory with great intensity.
Velez went back to the front with a powerful shot by Jara, from 25 meters, to the left of Monetti, that did not hit any defense, at 25 minutes, which was the first goal of the right side in 21 games played for Liniers.
To all this, in the ‘Grana’ entered the forward Brian Soft, coming from Agropecuario Argentino, of the First National, in replacement of the historic scorer “Pepe’ Sand, who, annoyed by the exit, was heard exclaiming “this is disrespectful.”
In any case, the homeowner was not daunted and that is why he reached fair equality when a free kick executed by the player entered Samuel Careaga It was connected by the young defender Ortellado to beat Hoyos and score his first goal in the first division, at 29 minutes.
The fight continued until the end by both sides, however they could not take advantage, so Lanús added 8 games without winning, including the two round of 16 of the Copa Sudamericana and the 16th final of the Copa Argentina -eliminated in both competitions-, and Vélez, along the same lines, has not won 5 times, including the tie with Ríver for the Copa Libertadores.
For the next date, the tenth, those led by the Uruguayan Alexander Medina to face Huracán, on Monday 25 at 9:30 p.m., at the José Amalfitani stadium, will not have Ortega and Perrone, because both added the fifth warning. Meanwhile, Lanús will visit Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, on Sunday 24 at 6:00 p.m.
Formations
Lanus: Fernando Monetti; Matías Vera, Matías Pérez, Franco Ortellado and Julián Aude; Raúl Loaiza, Maximiliano González and Lautaro Acosta; Mateo Sanabria, José Sand and Franco Orozco. DT: Rodrigo Acosta.
Velez Sarsfield: Lucas Hoyos; Leonardo Jara, Diego Godín, Valentin Gómez and Francisco Ortega; Julián Fernández, Santiago Cáseres, Máximo Perrone and Lucas Janson; Walter Bou and Abiel Osorio. DT: Alexander Medina.
Goal in the first half: 38m, Perrone (F).
Goals in the second half: 9m, L. Acosta (L); 25m, Jara (F); and 29m, Ortellado (L).
Substitutions in the second half: 19m, Leonel Di Placido for Vera (L); 20m, Lucas Pratto for Bou (F); and Nicolás Garayalde for Perrone (F); 26m, Brian Soft for Sand (L); and Samuel Careaga for Orozco (L); 29m, Luca Orellano for Fernández (F); and Santiago Castro for Osorio (F); 39m, Joel Soñora for Cáseres (F); and 45+5m, Facundo Pérez by L. Acosta (L).
Incidence: At 17m. ST, Sanabria (L) was sent off.
Admonished: Loaiza, L. Acosta and González (L). Perrone, Ortega, Osorio and Gomez (V).
Referee: Luis Lobo Medina.
Stadium: Nestor Diaz Perez.
Source: Ambito
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