The “xeneize” showed a weak version in a poor meeting and disappointed the public who expected a new victory to confirm the candidacy for the title.
The team he leads Hugo Ibarra reached the 36 points of leader Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, which tomorrow will close the 20th date in Santiago del Estero against Central Córdoba.
Mouth reached 10 games undefeated between this championship and Copa Argentina, but cut the streak of consecutive wins in five.
Hurricane, who reached 34 points, added his third tie in a row and has gone nine dates without losing with five draws and four wins.
In a discreet and emotionless match, both teams showed the parity that exists in the tournament and that the title will be defined in the last dates.
On an uncomfortable day and time, La Bombonera was packed to see the Ribera team that got into the fight for the title after consecutive wins and the momentum that meant the victory in the Superclásico against River Plate.
In the previous one, the fans remembered the classic rival and asked for the title with the traditional “to be champion, today you have to win”.
The team’s response, in the first stage, was not what was expected and was surprised by a good approach by Huracán that, within the mediocrity that there was in the game, was something more than the local.
The “Globo” stopped in the rival field, pushed Boca’s exit high and quickly recovered the ball in the middle of the field with the good double five that Santiago Hezze and Federico Fattori make up.
Ibarra’s bet on Aaron Molinas as a hitch did not work as the youth lost many balls and did not connect with the forwards.
In fact, the two approaches of the “xeneize” to Lucas Chaves’ goal were with shots from outside the area. Molinas himself tried it first, at 4 minutes, and then it was Benedetto, at 27.
The clearest of the first half was from Huracán when at 21 minutes, the Uruguayan Matías Cóccaro hit a center from the right of Guillermo Soto as a heel but the ball went wide.
Diego Dabove’s team also had good opportunities to hurt on the counterattack but failed to make decisions in the final meters.
A Mouth he had a hard time crafting attacking plays and only progressed through the game with a few flashes of William “Pol” Fernandez.
To play the second half, Ibarra put to Luis Vazquez by Darius Benedettowho had scored the winning goals against River and Lanús, both 1-0.
From the outset, after 2 minutes, the youthful striker threw a good center back for Molinas’s arrival that sent it over the crossbar.
That was the last action of Aaron Molinas in the match since ten minutes later he was replaced by the Paraguayan Oscar Romero.
At the same time, the “Black” Ibarra put to Juan Ramirez instead of Varela and placed Fernández as a central midfielder.
Hurricane, For his part, he changed his position in the second stage since he stopped pressing, fell back a few meters and gave possession to Mouth.
The final part of the meeting had Boca pushed by his people but without ideas to generate danger despite the change in the entire offensive that Ibarra carried out with the income of Vazquez, Rosemary and Orsini.
Hurricane, As in the first stage, he was more comfortable and except for some counterattacks that he could not finish, he gradually settled for the idea of taking a point.
The tie was good for the match and at the end of the date, with the results of the other competitors, it will finally be known if it will be viewed favorably.
Mouth will visit Godoy Cruz in Mendoza next Friday without the Peruvians Carlos Zambrano and Luis Advíncula and the Colombian Frank Fabra, who were summoned by their respective teams. The three will also miss the quarterfinals of the Argentine Cup against Quilmes, in Cuyo lands.
For its part, Huracán will receive Banfield on the same Friday without Santiago Hezze or captain Lucas Merolla, who received the fifth yellow and cleared for the classic against San Lorenzo on Saturday, October 1 in Bajo Flores.
formations
Boca Juniors: Agustin Rossi; Luis Advíncula, Facundo Roncaglia, Marcos Rojo and Frank Fabra; Guillermo Fernández, Alan Varela and Martín Payero; Aaron Molinas; Luca Langoni and Dario Benedetto. DT: Hugo Ibarra.
Hurricane: Lucas Chaves; Guillermo Soto, Fernando Tobio, Lucas Merolla and Walter Pérez; Santiago Hezze and Federico Fattori; Benjamin Garré, Franco Cristaldo, Rodrigo Cabral; and Matias Coccaro. DT: Diego Dabove.
Changes in the second half: At the beginning, Luis Vázquez for Benedetto (B); 12m. Óscar Romero for Molinas (B) and Juan Ramírez for Varela (B); 19m. Enzo Luna for Cabral (H); 30m. Patricio Pizarro for Soto (H); 32m. Cristian Medina for Payero (B) and Nicolás Orsini for Langoni (B); 36m. Nicolás Cordero for Cóccaro (M) and Gabriel Gudiño for Cristaldo (M).
Admonished: Molinas, Roncaglia, Langoni and Fernández (B). Soto, Garré, Hezze and Merolla (H).
Referee: Yael Falcon Perez.
Stadium: Bombonera.
Source: Ambito
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