The only goal of the match was scored by Matías Cóccaro at 26 minutes of the first stage.
Following the victory, Huracán was in ninth position with 35 points, while Racing remains with 29 units and in 16th place.
In the annual table to classify the international cups for next year, the “Academy” for now has its ticket secured for the South American for being in tenth place with 50 points, while the “Globe” was two units and momentarily out of continental competitions.
The beginning of the game was back and forth with two teams that came out convinced that they wanted to keep the three points.
The “Globo” attacked on the right with good performances from Quilez and Cristaldo, while Racing did it through the other sector with the constant mobility of Chancalay, although without direct contact with the rest of the forwards.
Huracán, little by little, began to handle the ball with greater intelligence and controlled the process of the game, so at 26 minutes the defender Ibáñez took a cross that Cóccaro, with a head, defined to open the scoring.
Racing faded after the goal against, was left without ideas or team game, while Frank Kudelka’s team went from less to more, did a good job in midfield and was solid on offense.
The second stage showed the visit a little more advanced in the rival field with Lisandro López with a greater commitment to handling the ball, however it was difficult for him to generate danger in the goal covered by Marcos Díaz.
The income of Benjamín Garré and Gastón Córdoba gave the visit greater clarity and verticality to make Díaz uncomfortable, who little by little became the figure of his team with outstanding interventions.
Huracán played the second half in his own field, waited for La “Academia” and dedicated himself to taking care of the result in favor with a fierce defense and no ideas in attack.
Fernando Gago’s team had the ball until the end of the game, did not know how to break the defensive resistance of the “Globo” and lacked to be more effective when defining.
On the last day (25th) Racing will receive Godoy Cruz, while Huracán will visit Rosario Central.
Source From: Ambito
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