With a solitary goal over Estudiantes RC, G. and Tiro took the victory on matchday 28 of the Argentina – 2024 Primera Nacional Championship tournament. In the 41st minute of the first half, Tomás Attis changed the course of the match by scoring a goal that sealed the match.
The star of the match was Tomás Attis. The Gimnasia y Tiro striker scored 1 goal.
Ignacio Sanabria was also a crucial figure in the defense during the match. The Gimnasia y Tiro defender was important.
Estudiantes RC coach Alexis Matteo lined up a 4-3-3 formation with Juan Strumia in goal; Valentín Fenoglio, Gonzalo Maffini, Marcio Gómez Pereyra and Lucas Angelini in the defensive line; Nahuel Cainelli, Abel Romero and Matías Rosales in the middle; and Santiago Romero, Renzo Reynaga and Mauro Valiente in attack.
For their part, Rubén Forestello’s team played a 4-4-2 strategy with Federico Abadía between the posts; Ivo Chavés, Isaac Monti, Adolfo Tallura and Daniel Abello in defence; Juan Galetto, Matías Birge, Daniel Carrasco and Facundo Heredia in the midfield; and Juan Rocca and Tomás Attis up front.
The referee designated for the match was Nelson Sosa.
Estudiantes RC will visit Gimnasia (Mendoza) in the next match, while G. y Tiro will host Aldosivi at the El Gigante del Norte stadium.
Changes in Students (RC)
- 58′ 2T – Santiago Romero came out for Maximiliano Gatani
- 59′ 2T – Matias Rosales came out for Guillermo Gabriel Villalba
- 67′ 2T – Mauro Abrahan Valiente came out for Federico Nahuel Álvarez Balmaceda
- 78′ 2T – Marcio Gómez Pereyra came out for Facundo Pons
Cautioned in Estudiantes (RC):
- 28′ 1T Matías Rosales (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Changes in Gymnastics and Shooting
- 66′ 2T – Juan Rocca came out for Agustín Araujo and Tomás Adriel Attis for Lautaro Gordillo
- 79′ 2T – Daniel Enrique Carrasco came out for Martin Alejandro Esparza
- 88′ 2T – Facundo Leonel Heredia came out for Jeremiah Agustin Rosales
- 89′ 2T – Roberto Matías Birge came out for Ignacio Jorge Sanabria
Cautions in Gymnastics and Shooting:
- 37′ 1T Daniel Abello (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 1′ 2T Facundo Heredia (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 13′ 2T Tomás Attis (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 18′ 2T Isaac Monti (Unsportsmanlike conduct) and 24′ 2T Matías Birge (Unsportsmanlike conduct)
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