Gabriel Ávalos was also important. The Argentinos Juniors striker scored 1 goal and made 14 correct passes.
The process of the match was very close and intense, with more nerves than play. There were several reprimanded: Gabriel Ávalos, Blas Armoa, Lucas Blondel and Facundo Ferreyra. He was sent off for a direct red card, Abel Luciatti in the 46th minute of the second half.
Tigre’s technical director, Diego Martínez, proposed a 4-4-2 strategy with Gonzalo Marinelli in goal; Martín Ortega, Emanuel Aguilera, Abel Luciatti and Sebastián Prieto on the defensive line; Alexis Castro, Cristian Zabala, Lucas Menossi and Facundo Colidio in the middle; and Blas Armoa and Mateo Retegui in attack.
For their part, those led by Gabriel Milito stopped with a 3-5-2 scheme with Federico Lanzillotta under the three sticks; Kevin Mac Allister, Miguel Ángel Torrén and Lucas Villalba in defense; Javier Cabrera, Alan Rodríguez, Federico Redondo, Santiago Montiel and Francisco González Metilli in midfield; and Thiago Nuss and Gabriel Ávalos up front.
The referee Nazareno Arasa was selected to carry out the actions of the game.
On the next date, the Matador will visit Central Córdoba (SE) and the Bicho will play at home against Arsenal at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium.
After the match, the local team is left with 8 points and in fourteenth place in the standings. While the visit has 9 units and ranks eleventh in the tournament.
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