More than 10,000 fans from Mendoza and some 15,000 from Córdoba gave a spectacular setting to the charming and modern stadium of La Pedrera for a match between two great ones from the interior.
In a vibrant party at times, locked by others, Godoy and Cruz and Belgrano They defined by shots from the penalty spot, which ended with Sánchez, a Belgrano player, crashing the ball into a post to give the Mendocinos the classification.
Both teams went out to look for the rival goal, although they had several substitutes, since the “Tomba” aspires to Cup positions and to fight in the League, and the “Pirates” seek to crown the ascent with a championship after a formidable campaign.
Farre he bet that the industrious Susvielles complicated the Mendoza defense, while the duo Orsi-Gomez he sought to advance by moving his lines in an orderly manner, but imposing an offensive weight based on ball control.
At 10 minutes, Godoy Cruz began to impose its management thanks to Tadeo Allende and Enzo Larrosathe former Boston River, who with his gambetas opened up Belgrano’s defense from the left sector.
Belgrano then opted to leave control of the ball to the Mendocinos, since Farre had arranged for them to cut fast and have quick transitions to reach the goal defended by Spinola.
As soon as the second half started, Spinola he took the goal from Pereira, whose header worried everyone. And seconds later, on the corner kick, Belgrano missed another opportunity.
Given this scenario, the duo Orsi-Gomez made several changes to put his usual figures and headlines on the court, such as Abrego and Ojedawhile Farré searched for air on the bench and adjust marks.
The match became even, but with few actions against Espinola and Vicentinibecause the recovery midfielders of both teams began to win each ball and also cut with fouls.
Farre He also tried to win the match and in the last minutes he brought together two headers, Pablo Vegetti and Susviellesand placed Fabian Bordagaray on one side.
With these changes, the match went back and forth, and thus each team had actions in front of the fences, but despite the effort, the match was defined by shots from the penalty spot.
The definition was initiated by Godoy Cruz through Ortiz who converted like his teammates Gabriel Vega, Salomón Rodríguez, Gonzalo Abrego and Martín Ojeda in the round of five. Rebola, Bernardello, Susvielles, Pablo Vegetti scored for Belgrano, while Ulises Sánchez crashed it into a post and thus the Mendocinos qualified.
Formations
Godoy Cruz: Juan Espinola; Nestor Breitenbruch, Gianluca Ferrari, Guillermo Ortiz and Elías Pereyra; Nelson Acevedo; Tomás Castro Ponce, Valentín Burgoa and Matías Ramírez; Enzo Larrosa and Tadeo Allende. DT: Sergio Gómez and Favio Orsi.
Belgrano: Manuel Vicentini; Ulises Sánchez, Nicolás Meriano, Wilfredo Olivera and Ibrahim Hesar; Gabriel Pereira, Iván Ramírez, Hernán Bernardello and Axel Ochoa; Bruno Zapelli and Joaquin Susvielles. DT: Guillermo Farre.
Substitutions in the second half: 10m Gabriel Vega for Burgoa (GC), Gonzalo Abrego for Castro Ponce (GC) and Martín Ojeda for Ramírez (GC); 15m Alejandro Rebola for Olivera (B) and Gerónimo Tomasetti for Zapelli (B); 30m Salomon Rodríguez by Larrosa (GC); 34m Pablo Vegetti for Hesar (B) and Fabián Bordagaray for Pereira (B); 40m Santiago Paiva by Allende (GC); 41m Santiago Longo by Meriano (B).
Definition by penalty kicks: Guillermo Ortíz, Gabriel Vega, Salomón Rodríguez, Gonzalo Abrego and Martín Ojeda converted for Godoy Cruz.
Alejandro Rebola, Hernán Bernardello, Joaquín Susvielles, Pablo Vegetti converted for Belgrano. Ulises Sánchez made a mistake in his definition.
Booked in the second half: 8m Ramírez (GC); 13m Ferrari (GC).
Referee: Patricio Loustau.
Stadium: La Pedrera de Villa Mercedes (San Luis).
Source: Ambito
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