In a match plagued with controversy and that was exciting with eight goals, four penalties, one sent off and one disallowed at the request of the VAR, Barracas Central prevailed as a visitor by 5 to 3 to Sarmiento from Junin. The front Viedmense Bruno Sepúlveda was one of the exclusive figures of the party
Although in the middle of the transfer market he was about to emigrate to Peruvian soccer, Sepúlveda finally fixed his continuity in “El Guapo” and on the second date of the Professional League he had a fantastic performance.
The native of Viedma, who had steps for Sol de Mayo, Deportivo Roca and Atlético Regina in the area, he had the luxury of scoring three of his team’s five goals in the controversial victory of Barracas against Sarmiento, in a key duel in the fight for permanence in Primera.
Sepulveda was the great figure of the visit with his triplet. The front scored after a minute of play, at the start of the second penalty period and set up the fifth goal of your team. Iván Tapia, from the twelve steps, and Francisco Álvarez completed the task for those led by Rodolfo De Paoli.
On the premises, meanwhile, Luciano Gondou also invoiced in triplicate, made two penalties. In addition, the defender Juan Insaurralde was expelled 30 minutes into the plugin in Sarmiento.
Barracas added his first victory, key to his aspirations to avoid relegation down the general table, and as a counterpart Sarmiento lost at home and left several defensive concerns.
El Guapo came out with a great attitude and in a football gale he went up 2-0. Franco Quinteros’s mistakes -he was injured after 16 minutes-, Sarmiento’s disorder in the midfield, and the good footing of the Barracas creators were the foundations for the well-deserved advantage.
In the local, the best synthesis of the first 35 minutes was the impotence of Lisandro Lópezwho did not stop running after the ball and arguing with his teammates, who were observed to be surpassed on the sporting and mental level.
The match was totally distorted in the complement, Among the defensive errors, the controversial arbitration rulings and a festival of goals for the final victory of Barracas in the Eva Perón by 5 to 3.
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