The “Globo” achieved a triumph against a direct rival in the fight for access to the cups with two goals from Cristaldo, from a penalty, 30 minutes into the first half and 20′ into the second, and another from Gabriel Gudiño, the 45′ of the final part.
Leandro Díaz had matched the procedure for Estudiantes at 43 minutes of the first stage.
The “Globo” reached 44 points in the tournament and although he has mathematical chances of reaching Boca Juniors, his fight is to enter the Copa Libertadores after securing at least one ticket to the South American.
It was one behind Argentinos Juniors and two behind Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, which has one less game.
Estudiantes lost again as a visitor and was far from the possibility of playing again in the tournament that they won four times and in this edition they had it in the quarterfinals.
Huracán got a deserved and hard-fought victory that he unlocked with penalties and was the team with the most penalties in favor of the tournament with ten in 25 games.
The “Globo” had an electrifying start and in the first two minutes had already generated two scoring situations with a shot by Nicolás Cordero, which went just wide, and a header by Matías Cóccaro saved by Mariano Andújar.
After several attempts, the advantage came through a penalty that referee Yael Falcón Pérez charged at the hand of Leonardo Godoy at 28 minutes of the first half.
Franco Cristaldo, Huracán’s scorer, put the 1-0 and justice to the result.
After the 1-0, Diego Dabove’s team had three moves to extend the lead with another header from “Zorro” Cóccaro, a shot from Guillermo Soto and one more from Cordero.
However, at the best moment of Huracán, “Pincha” found the tie after a great scissors definition by Leandro Díaz after a frontal center by Jorge Rodríguez.
The man from Tucuman had a bad experience in Huracán in 2013 (he asked to leave after a tight bar) and since then he has scored six goals in eight games with three different clubs.
It was difficult for Huracán to assimilate the undeserved equalizer from Estudiantes, but again he was able to unbalance through the maximum penalty.
Cóccaro was knocked down by Lollo and again Cristaldo took charge of the execution to decree the 2-1.
The “10” had six dates without scoring and with this double he reached thirteen goals, four less than Mateo Retegui, from Tigre, who is at the top of the scorers table.
The “Pincha” went in search of a tie but without ideas and far from the version of Ricardo Zielinski’s team that was the protagonist for much of the year.
At the end, Huracán extended the advantage with a rebound goal from Gabriel Gudiño, who unleashed the party of the “quemeros” fans.
Source: Ambito
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