Columbus of Santa Fe and Gymnastics and Fencing La Plata will define this Friday in rosary beads the second decline of the Professional Soccer Leaguewith a tiebreaker match to be played on the Newell’s Old Boys field.
In the controversial arbitration appointment, criticized from both sides, there is also the presence of Jorge Baliño in it VAR.
The final for the second relegation to the First National It will be played under a climate of maximum tension and with the presence of 15 thousand fans On each side.
In the event of a tie in regulation time, there will be overtime (two 15-minute halves) and if the tie persists, the definition will be with kicks from the penalty spot.
Among the condiments of the match that will define permanence, the history of the coaches stands out, both identified with their rival’s classic.
On the side of the “Sabalero” is Israel Damonteswell and emerged from Students of La Plataand in the “Wolf”, Leonardo Madelonidol as a player and coach Union.
Colon returned to the top category of the argentine soccer at the end of 2014after six months in the B National. Since then, it was runner-up of the South American Cup 2019 and conquered the Professional League Cup 2021his first official title AFA.
After the fifth relegation in its history in 2011, Gym returned to the elite in 2013 after two seasons in the second category.
The coincidence is that both suffered their last relegations from a tiebreaker.
Colon and Gym They got here after finishing tied in 45 points in the annual tablewhich determined the second relegation after the loss of the category of Arsenal by average.
Colon and Gym They faced each other twice in the year: in March for the League It was a goalless draw in the “Bosque” and in August for the League Cup“Sabalero” won 2-0 in Santa Fe.
What time does Colón vs Gimnasia play?
Time: 17.00
Where to watch Colón vs Gimnasia
TV: TNT Sports and ESPN Premium.
Formations
Columbus: Matías Ibáñez; Eric Meza, Facundo Garcés, Germán Conti and Rafael Delgado or Emmanuel Más; Tomás Galván, Cristian Vega, Favio Álvarez, Baldomero Perlaza; Ruben Botta; and Ramón Ábila. DT: Israel Damonte.
Gymnastics: Nelson Insfrán; Guillermo Enrique, Leonardo Morales, Yonathan Cabral, Germán Guiffrey and Nicolás Colazo; Matías Abaldo, Rodrigo Saravia and Pablo De Blasis; Cristian Tarragona and Franco Soldano. DT: Leonardo Madelón
Court: Newell’s Old Boys (Rosario)
Referee: Andrés Merlos
VAR: Jorge Baliño
Source: Ambito
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