The players came out onto the field wearing the same color shirts, confusing the referee and the spectators. The game was a 2-0 victory for the Santiago team.
On Friday night the first game of the date 17 of the Professional Leaguewhere they faced Unión and Central Córdoba (SdE) in Santa Fe. As soon as the teams took the field, the confusion that was going to be generated became evident, since They were both dressed almost entirely in red..
But what was really striking was that The referees started the game anyway.generating public annoyance. The Tatengue wore his starting clothesthat is, the model with red and white vertical stripes, plus completely red pants and socks.
For his part, The Santiago team went out to compete with their substitute shirtvery far from its traditional one, which has black and white stripes. This shirt was completely red, although with white shorts and socks. The problem is that from a certain distance, everything looked red, a fact that conflicts with football regulations.
The change of clothing only occurred at halftimeand for the second stage the team led by Kily González went out onto the field wearing a blue shirt, the club’s alternative, at the request of the judges and the organization. However, the rest of the team continued with the red they had before.
Unión vs Central Córdoba (SdE)
Central Córdoba defeated Unión de Santa Fe
Regarding the development of the meeting, it ended with victory for the visiting teamwhich with this moves away from the promotion zone that compromised it so much. At the same time, Tatengue is moving further and further away from the fight for the tournament it leads Velez.
The goals from Andrés Meli and Manuel Palavecino They sealed the final 2-0, leaving Unión six points behind the leader, who still has to play their game this weekend. The railroad worker added his fourth consecutive victory in the Professional League.
In the next dateUnión will receive a Huracán that is on the rise, to try to recover from the blow. Meanwhile, Central Córdoba will host Independiente Rivadavia de Mendoza, in a key match in the fight for permanence.
Source: Ambito
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