Defense and Justice gave a clear account of Banfield 3-0 at the Florencio Sola stadium, occupied by a crowd of Albiverde fans who repudiated “everyone” and left their coach, Javier Sanguinetti, as a scapegoat, very close to finishing his second cycle at the club, in a valid duel for the date 11 of the Professional League.
Banfield, who barely scored a goal in the last seven home games (against Boca Juniors), faced a Defensa y Justicia in need of adding three points after five rounds without winning (and one more in the Copa Sudamericana).
And those led by Julio Vaccari returned to their rights and showed their entire repertoire of good control and dynamic play that was indecipherable for an insipid Banfield, who did not know how to defend it and to attack it only resorted to the punch of the Uruguayan Brahian Alemán to feed a Milton Giménez very disconnected from the reality of his team.
For this reason and for the “heavy” atmosphere that has existed within Banfield, which in the previous home game lost 2-0 against Platense and on the previous date “miraculously” drew 3-3 at the end against Vélez in Liniers After losing 3-1, the bad omens were on the surface in Peña and Arenales.
And it all started just after 10 minutes with great collective action and a precise definition by Santiago Solari with a cross shot to score the first goal for Florencio Varela’s men.
From then on, they were all reproaches from the outside for the Banfield players, in which surprisingly today two of their best offensive expressions of recent times such as Juan Bisanz and Andrés Chávez did not start.
And the Banfileña crisis deepened in the complementary stage when before 10 minutes Defense and Justice “liquidated” him emotionally with the second goal converted by central defender Tomás Cardona raised, after a precise qualification from David Barbona.
Cardona converted again after four years, when he was playing for Godoy Cruz and scored against Patronato, from Paraná.
And 20 minutes later Juan Miritello appeared to score the third, which in turn was the first of his personal harvest with the “Halcón” shirt.
By then the insults and insults towards the players, coaching staff and leaders of Banfield were getting worse everywhere, while history revealed once again that the “Drill” could not beat Florencio Varela’s team in the last 12 matches.
Source: Ambito
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