Ramiro Enrique, in the first half and Jesús Dátolo in the second, were the architects of the just Albiverde triumph.
The first stage was developed with an intense game, especially in the gestation zone, although both teams exhibited the same limitations: few generation of clear offensive plays.
Within this panorama, Jujeños were the first to bring danger to the rival goal due to a frank entry by Lucas Rebecchi, who knew how to disrupt goalkeeper Facundo Cambeses by throwing himself at his feet, at 28 minutes.
Then, those from Drill got into a better position and little by little, through medium-distance shots by Alejandro Cabrera and some charges by Ramiro Enrique began to worry goalkeeper Julio Chiarini.
Thus, Banfield was precisely able to mark the opening at a key moment, near the end of the opening chapter, with an escape by the young striker Enrique down the left sector, which left two opponents on the way to break the rival goalkeeper with a low left-footed shot and crossed, at 44 minutes.
In another crucial moment of the match, the Buenos Aires team managed to increase the advantage, after, at the beginning of the complement, Gimnasia turned to a constant offensive, requiring Cambeses to intervene on a couple of occasions: first with a shot by Francisco Maidana and later with a header from Diego Magallanes.
After enduring those attacks, Banfield, in the first retort that he could generate by taking the opposing defense badly, culminated it with a center from Enrique for the entry through the middle of Dátolo, who defined before Chiarini’s exit, at 15 minutes .
From there until the end, those led by Claudio Vivas -who got oxygen for their continuity in the face of the irregular walk in the LPF-, stood in the background to sustain the deserved victory, although hard, because the rival never stopped looking for the goal of the victor.
Of course, Gymnastics lacked precision to define and in the defense made mistakes, which with intelligence the ‘Drill’ knew how to take advantage of and exposed the continuity of Darío Franco in the Jujuy representative, since he added the fourth fall in a row by adding the last three in the First National tournament.
Source: Ambito
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