The positions of one and the other had to do with their present and needs in the championship, since while Central Barracks had to face the game with an interim coach like Sergio Ramos after the resignation of Alfredo Bertiin Patronato everything was confidence after two consecutive victories.
And the doubts of some against the greater certainties of others produced a first time in which Patronage He established himself as the dominator and generated the best options to unbalance the result in his favor.
He even converted a goal canceled by Jorge Baliño at the request of the VAR, something that the referee repeated at the same indication about a foul committed by Nicholas Castro which led to a red card that left those led by facundo sava with 10 men before 40 minutes into the first half.
However, this did not deter the team from Entre Ríos, who, on the contrary, came out in the second half again in pursuit of victory, handling the ball and generating the best chances, and the merits, to get up on the scoreboard.
In fact the “Colorado” sava continued to rely on the same protagonists, since the only change had been made due to circumstances before the five minutes of the initial period due to the injury of central defender Leonel Mosevich, who was relieved by Juan Cruz Joker.
And his leaders did not disappoint him, because they continued to attack despite the numerical disadvantage and some always dubious mistakes of Balino, that he was going to be the protagonist along with a very “jealous” VAR of an action in which the Paranaenses were going to take the lead just five minutes after equalizing with a mid-range goal from Jonas Acevedo after grazing the ball on the back of his teammate Alexander Sosa.
It is that shortly before the 40 minutes of the complement Raul Lozano He converted a great goal from outside the area to Maximilian Gagliardobut Balino, After consulting with the VAR, he annulled the goal and simultaneously charged a penalty in favor of Central Barracks for such an imperceptible prior fault of the admitted just Giani to the author of the first local goal, Christian Colmanthat the referee himself had not noticed being two meters from the action.
The returnee took charge of the penalty Paul Mouchewho asked for the auction Ivan Tapiabut the former Banfield goalkeeper, Facundo Altamiranohe cut it off in great shape.
It seemed that justice, at least the “divine” one, was going to end with a slight caress for those who had done things better, who were the people from Entre Ríos, but about the regular time the recently admitted Sebastian Rincon to give victory to the “Handsome”.
This was the Colombian’s first goal after the death of his father, Freddy Rincón, and for this reason he made a special dedication showing a shirt that he used and that caused him to receive a warning from Baliño, who ended up demonstrating his lack of common sense to handle any situation.
And to make matters worse, he then gave just four minutes of discount, when the game was stopped for no less than 10, which at the end caused the massive anger of the visiting team and their own coach, facundo savawho ended up attacking Baliño, while his followers got into a fight with the police.
In fact, from the coaching staff of Patronage they had the intention of denouncing a “police aggression” against their soccer players.
The embarrassing arbitration of Baliño, with a very similar performance in the match that Barracas Central won with controversies 2-1 against San Lorenzo, was endorsed in the VAR by his managers today, Diego Abal and Diego Ceballos.
In a game in which there was a lot at stake due to the relegation averages and where the distrust of each game played Central Barracks is reiterated by his opponents, Patronage He kept three very important points that he deserved to take to Paraná and finally they unfairly stayed on the rainy night in Floresta.
Formations
Central Barracks: Maximiliano Gagliardo; Brian Blasi, Brian Salvareschi, Gonzalo Paz, and Brian Calderara; Iván Tapia, Facundo Mater and Carlos Arce; Neri Bandiera, Cristian Colmán and Bruno Sepúlveda. DT: Sergio Ramos.
Board of Trustees: Facundo Altamirano; Raúl Lozano, Leonel Mosevich, Francisco Álvarez and Lucas Kruspzky; Jonás Acevedo, Franco Leys, Nicolás Castro and Sebastián Medina; Jonathan Herrera and Axel Rodriguez. DT: Facundo Sava
Goals in the second half: 20m. Colman (B), 30m. Acevedo (P) and 45m. Corner (B).
Change in the first half: 4m. Juan Cruz Guasone by Mosevich (P).
Changes in the second half: 12m. Fernando Valenzuela for Arce (B), 16m. Pablo Mouche for Sepúlveda (B) and Dylan Glabi for Mater (B), 24m. Justo Giani for Medina (P) and Alexander Sosa for Herrera (P), 37m. Sebastián Rincón by Bandiera (B) and 45m. Marcelo Estigarribia by Lozano (P).
Admonished: Glabi, Salvareschi and Rincón (B). Acevedo, Sosa and Alvarez (P).
Incidents: In the first half: 39m. expelled Castro (P) and in the second, 43m. Altamirano (P) held off a penalty kick from Mouche (B).
Field: Falkland Islands.
Referee: Jorge Balino.
Source: Ambito
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