El Tiburón and G. y Tiro tied 2-2 in the Mar del Plata World Cup this Sunday, in a match for date 10 of Argentina – First National Championship 2024.
After taking a two-goal lead with shots from Elías Torres and Alan Sosa, respectively, both in the first half, first at 1′ and then at 28′, Aldosivi was surprised by Gimnasia y Tiro. The rival’s discount came with Walter Busse’s goal (44′ of the same stage) as a result of a shot from the penalty spot. The tying goal was the work of Ezequiel Neira (3′ of the second half), with a play.
The best player of the match was Elías Torres. Aldosivi’s attacker scored 1 goal.
Ezequiel Neira stood out for his solid defense. The Gimnasia y Tiro defender had a good level by scoring 1 goal.
There were 3 cautions in the match: Nicolás Laméndola, Ivo Chavés and Ezequiel Neira.
Aldosivi coach Andrés Yllana proposed a 4-5-1 formation with Jorge Carranza in goal; Rodrigo González, Gonzalo Soto, Gonzalo Mottes and Franco Godoy on the defensive line; Gonzalo Piñeiro, Santiago Úbeda, Alan Sosa, Agustín Alonso and Nicolás Laméndola in the middle; and Elías Torres in the attack.
For its part, Rubén Forestello’s team took the field with a 5-3-2 formation with Federico Abadía between the three sticks; Ivo Chavés, Ezequiel Neira, Daniel Abello, Ignacio Sanabria and Facundo Heredia in defense; Agustín Araujo, Matías Birge and Walter Busse in the midfield; and Fabricio Rojas and Lautaro Gordillo up front.
Mario Ejarque was the referee who directed the match at the Mar del Plata World Cup.
Tiburón’s next game in the championship will be as a visitor against Gimnasia (Mendoza), while G. y Tiro will host Miter (SE).
Changes in Aldosivi
- 45′ 2T – Agustín Alonso left for Ignacio Guerrico
- 55′ 2T – Gonzalo Mottes left for Juan Ignacio Sills
- 65′ 2T – Elías Torres came out for Federico Oscar Andrada
- 70′ 2T – Santiago Úbeda left for Santiago Gastón Luján and Nicolás Emanuel Laméndola for Lucas Ariel Varaldo
Changes in Gymnastics and Shooting
- 34′ 1T – Ignacio Jorge Sanabria left for Tomás Adriel Attis
- 72′ 2T – Fabricio Daniel Hernán Rojas left for Raúl Alejandro Chamorro
- 78′ 2T – Agustín Araujo left for Enzo Ariel Fernández
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