Despite the color that Racing put him in the stands, on the playing field the protagonist was the Pirate, who had a more than interesting first 30 minutes with a new line of five defenders that helped him to nullify the offensive weight of the rival: in addition , had two clear advances to put himself in the advantage at the hands of Pablo Vegetti -a shot centimeters from the left post- and Bruno Zapelli, who lost to goalkeeper Gabriel Arias in a one-on-one. After that dominance, but without so much verticality to be constantly sharp, Avellaneda’s team passed the hot flash and gave indications of why he is the current two-time champion of Argentine soccer with a flurry of actions.
Gonzalo Piovi with a left-footed shot near the far post, Matías Rojas with a violent shot that hit the crossbar twice, after hitting the line, made Belgrano enter a climate of panic, in which he only had to resist and suffer. since Racing managed to get ahead on two occasions, but on both occasions there was an offside.
In the complement, Belgrano took the initiative, but it lasted a breath because the “Academy” quickly took control, and although he did not keep up the pace to attack, he had the best actions with Romero -an occasion that Nahuel Losada managed to intercept- and Moralez with a free kick on the edge of the box that missed just inches from the left corner.
Later, little and nothing happened in the game, just a free kick by Edwin Cardona against a Belgrano who protected the ball and embraced equality, which for the recently promoted is a good starting point and for Racing a weak start in terms of your aspirations.
Source: Ambito
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