The “Patron” who had just fallen unfairly on the All Boys court due to Jorge Baliño’s bad arbitration revived this afternoon against the last champion and got three key points for his fight not to be relegated.
As if everything they experienced last Tuesday, having been stripped of victory due to arbitration decisions and that four of their players plus a member of the coaching staff were detained, had not been enough, today the team showed that it is still standing and with its guard up.
On the other hand, surely, these will be hours of concern for coach Hugo Ibarra, after a certain peace that he would have found after beating Estudiantes, from La Plata, 3 to 1 last Sunday.
This is his third loss as coach since he took over after the departure of Sebastian Battaglia as a technician.
In Paraná, their players once again showed that they were far from what they could give and for a large part of the match they wandered without ideas and, what should most alarm the coach, without the necessary will to turn the result around
In the first stage the locals were much superior and through knowing how to stand better in the middle of the field they were dominators of the game with the simple argument of having more attitude and intelligence than their opponent to capture what was best for them.
The other argument was to press for the exit and not allow anyone to mobilize. Alan Varela or Guillermo “Pol” Fernandez.
Mouth He entered sleepy and showed the same inertia as in the last two games he lost as a visitor against San Lorenzo and Argentinos Juniors.
Patronage took advantage of the ineptitude of his rival and capitalized on the defensive errors of the “xeneize” central defense.
The keys were the good brand of Francis Alvarez on the striker emerged in Patronage, Luis Vazquezthe projections of Raul Lozano and good management of spaces in the middle of Juan Barinaga and Sebastian Medina that showed play and display.
At 17 minutes a shot from Jonas Acevedo half content by Agustin Rossi It was the wake-up call of what was to come.
Beyond losing at the beginning one of his starting forwards, Jonathan Herrera, the team’s scorer who left due to injury to enter Alexander Sosathe “Patron” was the only one of the two who was looking for the opposing goal and who knew that on the backs of the surprising visiting duo made up of Carlos Zambrano and the debutante Facundo Roncaglia was the gate of victory.
It is that the Peruvian, far from his level, was guilty in the two goals of the locals and Roncaglia, who entered the previous minutes by red frameswho was on the bench due to muscular overload, showed his lack of football, since he only played 10 games in the year after passing through the Cyprus League.
So it was no surprise that at 24 minutes a long ball from Alvarez found bad standing Zambrano and Axel Rodriguez capitalized on the error and defined low before the exit of Rossy.
As if the curse of injuries haunted the strikers he put on the pitch facundo sava, Rodriguez felt a tug on his left leg and had to leave his place just Giani.
But the defense of Mouth continued to make things easier for the entrerriano team and a good rise in Lush found Sosa, who won the position from Zambrano and with a header he put the just 2 to 0.
In the complement, with more “shame” than ideas and with the entry of Exequiel Zeballos and Aaron Molinasthe visitors had some occasions to discount, but Patronage was the one that followed the most and in a free kick by Acevedo that deflected in frank fabra put the unappealable 3 to 0.
The end left the winners with 17 points in eighth position in the table and ever closer to Aldosivi in the averages (seven units).
While Mouth, with just 15 points as a result of 5 wins and 7 losses, he continues to wander in the mediocrity of his performances beyond some good isolated performance like against Estudiantes, from La Plata.
The next game of Mouth will be local before Platense next Saturday at 9 p.m. Patronage will visit banfield Friday at 9:30 p.m.
formations
Board of Trustees: Facundo Altamirano; Raúl Lozano, Juan Cruz Guasone, Francisco Álvarez and Lucas Kruspzky; Jonas Acevedo, Sebastián Medina, Franco Leys and Juan Barinaga; Jonathan Herrera and Axel Rodriguez. DT: Facundo Sava.
Boca Juniors: Agustin Rossi; Luis Advíncula, Carlos Zambrano, Facundo Roncaglia and Frank Fabra; Guillermo “Pol” Fernández, Alan Varela and Juan Ramírez; Oscar Romero; Sebastian Villa and Luis Vazquez. DT: Hugo Ibarra.
Goals in the first half: 24 m. Axel Rodriguez (P) and 40m. Alexander Sosa (P).
Goal in the second half: 35m. Acevedo (P).
Changes in the first half: 20m. Alexander Sosa for Herrera (P) and at 33m Justo Giani for Rodríguez (P).
Changes in the second half: At the beginning Exequiel Zeballos for Villa (BJ); at 14m. Aaron Molinas for Ramírez (BJ), Nicolas Orsini for Fernandez; at 31 m. Facundo Ojeda for Medina (P), Sergio Ojeda for Barinaga (P), Thiago Banega for Leis (P) and Luca Langoni for Vazquez (BJ).
Admonished: Franco Leys and Acevedo (P). Alan Varela (BJ).
Stadium: Presbítero Bartolomé Grella (Board of Trustees).
Referee: Facundo Tello.
Source: Ambito
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