Adrian Martinezat 42 minutes, and Gabriel Gracianiat 45 in the first stage, gave the Córdoba team the victory.
The locals took the initiative in the match with a vertical and sharp game, but it was Instituto who gave the first warning of the match with a free kick from Santiago Rodríguez: the ball crashed into goalkeeper Santiago Mele’s left post.
Although the rhythm of the game was set by the Union, something that aroused the discomfort of the rival coach, Lucas Bovaglio, his team responded in the best way, since after a ball hit, and the subsequent triangulation, ended in a cross for Martínez, who of head, signed the 1 to 0.
The goal at the end of the first stage woke up “Gloria” who appealed to the counterattack manual: after a recovery in the middle of the field and after an outstanding collective and individual play, Graciani scored so that the people from Cordoba went to rest with a 2 to 0 in their favor.
Already in the complement, Unión tried to assert its locality together with the push of its people and took a more offensive stance, but as the minutes passed it could not break the arduous defense proposed by the Institute and drowned in its own intentions, while that the rival appealed to the friction game when he considered it necessary and embraced his first victory since his return to the highest category of Argentine soccer.
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