Boca, with the return of Luca Langoni and with an alternative team, will visit Racing this afternoon, which will seek to get back into the top four of Zone B of the 2023 League Cup, in a match corresponding to the tenth date of the contest.
Mouth comes from beating him by 2 to 1 Santa Fe Union in the candy box and, in relation to this match, the coach Jorge Almiron will be available to Luca Langoniwho returned to play in the Bookingin view of Students of La Plata after recovering from a tear he suffered in the encounter with Platense and would be from the start in front of Racing.
Meanwhile, the coach would place an alternative team in which he would have him play. Aaron Anselmino18-year-old central defender who only played 46 minutes in Firstwhile the midfielder would make his debut Jabes Saralegui which is one of the figures of the Booking directed by Silvio Rudman.
For its part, Racing comes from drawing 1 to 1 with Sarmiento in Junin and is experiencing moments of uncertainty regarding the immediate future of the first team without the officialization of a coach. As it turned out, if the team Avellaneda doesn’t beat Mouththe interim duo Sebastián Grazzini-Ezequiel Videla I could go back to Booking and the leadership would go for Alexander Medina.
In relation to equality before Sarmientothe technical duo did not announce whether they will keep Tomas Rubio and Gonzalo Piovi on the sides or if they will enter Gaston Martirena and Gabriel Rojas to replace them.
Furthermore, those who were not summoned are Maximiliano Romero because he suffered joint pain in his left knee and Nicolas Oroz due to right patellar tendinitis.
What time does Racing vs Boca play?
Start time: 7 p.m.
Where to watch Racing vs Boca
TV: ESPN Premium.
Formations
Racing Club: Gabriel Arias; Tomás Rubio or Gastón Martirena, Leonardo Sigali, Nazareno Colombo, Gonzalo Piovi or Gabriel Rojas; Agustín Almendra, Aníbal Moreno, Jonatan Gómez; Juan Fernando Quintero, Roger Martínez and Gabriel Hauche. DT: Sebastián Grazzini-Ezequiel Videla.
Boca Juniors: Sergio Romero; Aaron Anselmino, Facundo Roncaglia, Nicolás Valentini; Marcelo Weigandt, Jabes Saralegui, Jorman Campuzano, Marcelo Saracchi; Luca Langoni, Darío Benedetto and Lucas Janson. DT: Jorge Almirón.
Stadium: Presidente Perón, Avellaneda.
Referee: Nicolás Ramírez.
VAR: Jorge Baliño.
Source: Ambito
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