Francis Pizzini 25 minutes into the second half, he converted with his right foot to open the scoring. About 39m., a fantastic free kick from the admitted player Nahuel Bustos sealed the result.
In the beginning, Atlético Tucumán had control of the ball, but without depth and the Cordoba team waited to come out against it and find the local defense bad.
The two teams sinned in this section of the game of lack of precision in handling and there were almost no risk situations.
In the second half, the “dean” team pressed higher, stood further up the field and looked for the gap.
But the truth is that as the minutes passed, Pusineri’s team did not know what to do with the ball and repeated the paths to reach the opponent’s fence.
Then, DT Gandolfi realized that he could hurt with the changes and Talleres was encouraged to win the game. And so it happened.
At 25m, an exit from Villagra led to a pass to Paraguayan Ramón Sosa, who sent the corresponding cross for Pizzini to define from the right, diagonally.
A while later, at 39m, a free kick by Bustos, from 35 meters, struck at an angle and left Marchiori without issue to widen the difference.
The referee Nicolás Ramírez had to temporarily interrupt the match at 40m, when supporters from Tucumán threw objects onto the playing field. The forward of the ‘T’, Rodrigo Garro, received the impact of a projectile in his arm, when he had to practice a corner kick.
As a consequence of these episodes, the game was suspended for 7 minutes and then the actions resumed.
Atlético’s only clear chance to discount came at 49m, when Bruno Bianchi sent the ball towards the fence and Pizzini appeared to clear almost over the line.
On the next date, the third, Atlético Tucumán (0 points) will travel to Vicente López to face Platense on Saturday the 11th, starting at 7:15 p.m.; Workshops (3), meanwhile, will receive Boca Juniors the same day, but at 9:30 p.m.
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Source: Ambito
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