On his return to the club that formed him, the scorer Gonzalo Bergessio He put his stamp to give victory to the “squid” in the third minute of the additions at the end of the match.
The homeowner began the match with the debut of three of his reinforcements: the Uruguayan defender Haibrany Nick Ruiz Diaz; the midfielder Nicholas Delgadillo and the return of one of his idols, the center forward Gonzalo Bergessio. The latter was the one who provided a greater and judicious deployment, to culminate as a figure by defining the game with a tremendous header.
While, workshops came to Vicente López with the official presentation of his new coach Ángel Guillermo Hoyos -former midfielder of the institution, started at Banfield and with time at Boca Juniors and former DT of Aldosivi-.
Precisely, the tactical driver offered the Cordovan team the debut of five of the incorporated reinforcements: the defenders Matias Catalan and Ramiro Gonzalez; midfielders Matias Esquivel and Rodrigo Garro; plus center forward Federico Girotti. The first three met with an acceptable performance and the other two did not respond to the expectations generated.
As for the spectacle developed in the first half, it was nothing more than discreet, although an offensive incursion by the visiting Catalan right-back, which culminated in a violent shot that goalkeeper Jorge De Olivera knew how to control (6 min), impressed as a promise of something better.
However, both casts alternated in the dominance of the game, with only good intentions because they could not achieve anything of what they proposed, and so much so that only in the final passages did each attack generate its only deep situation.
First it was that of the ‘Squid’, with a center by Horacio Tijanovich for the charge of Bergessio, who headed over the crossbar; and then came the ‘T’, with a quick reply that Girotti defined from outside the area with a right hand that grazed the left side of the local fence.
More intense and ambitious movements offered Platense in the second period, although he continued with the lack of precision to be deeper against the opposing team, despite the permanent indications of Hoyos so that his coaches practice their dapper game idea, with good transfer of the ball and direct attacks, he had no better answers.
In the end, when no one imagined an emotional close, the eternal scorer Bergessio appeared to receive a perfect cross from the admitted Ignacio Schor and apply a precise header that Guido Herrera, despite his desperate slap, could not prevent from becoming the local conquest ( 45 + 3 minutes).
A victory that was ultimately fair because the ‘brown’ was the one who risked the most, with the return of the idol who gave him an emotional closure before the effervescence of his partiality applauding him, while the center forward made the classic gesture of leading Platense in his heart.
For the second date, Platense will visit Atlético Tucumán, on Thursday 17 at 9:30 p.m.; while Talleres, on the same day and time, will receive Unión, from Santa Fe, who has just beaten the current Argentine champion River Plate.
= Synthesis =
Platense: Jorge De Olivera; Augusto Schott, Haibrany Ruiz Díaz, Gastón Suso and Juan Infante; Hernán Lamberti and Iván Gómez; Horacio Tijanovich, Nicolás Delgadillo and Brian Mansilla; Gonzalo Bergesio. DT: Claudio Sponton.
Workshops: Guido Herrera; Matías Catalán, Ramiro González, Rafael Pérez and Enzo Díaz; Fernando Juarez and Juan Mendez; Matías Esquivel, Rodrigo Garro and Héctor Fértoli; Federico Girotti. DT: Angel Hoyos.
Goal in the second half: 45 + 3m, Bergessio (P).
Substitutions in the second half: 9m, Ignacio Schor for Delgadillo (P) and Nicolás Bertolo for Mansilla (P); 22m, Juan Cruz Esquivel by Matías Esquivel (T); 30m, Frack González for Tijanovich (P); 41m, Kevin Andrade for Suso (P) and Franco Baldassarra for Gómez (P); 42m, Francisco Álvarez for Pérez (T) and 44m, Ángelo Martino for Fértoli (T).
Admonished: Mansilla, Tijanovich and Bergessio (P). Diaz, M. Esquivel, and Girotti (T).
Referee: Leandro Rey Hilfer.
Stadium: City of Vicente López (Platense).
Source: Ambito
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