2023-10-10 00:57:05
Vélez 3 – Atlético Tucumán 1
Vélez Sarsfield beat Atlético Tucumán 3-1 in their reunion with the public after two adverse results as a visitor. The match corresponding to the eighth date of Zone A of the Professional League Cup took place at the José Amalfitani stadium in Liniers, with Facundo Tello refereeing.
The team led by Sebastián Méndez started very involved in the game and opened the scoring 7 minutes into the first half after a header from Joaquín García. At 12 the second came through Santiago Castro and at 18 the Paraguayan José Florentin appeared to score the third goal, with a header. He discounted the 61 Mateo Coronel for the Dean.
Vélez took advantage of every mistake by Atlético Tucumán’s backline to make a huge difference in the first 45 minutes. After a lateral executed by Claudio Aquino, Francisco Pizzini looked back inside the area to find García free, who connected with a “popcorn” to beat Tomás Marchiori and unleash the first shout in Liniers. Fortín expanded five minutes later with a great goal from outside the area by Castro, who nailed the ball into the upper right corner after another visitor mistake.
The Dean reacted with a shot almost from the middle of the court by Mateo Coronel, who tried to surprise Chila Gómez. But the local team struck again at 18 with a great header from Florentin, who beat Nicolás Romero in the jump to put the ball away from Marchiori’s reach. At the end of the first stage, Coronel almost converted the score but the ball went over the crossbar.
Elías Gómez advances with the ball at the José Amalfitani in the match between Vélez and Atlético Tucumán (Télam)
Atlético struck in the first quarter of an hour of the complement and reached the stoppage time with an exquisite definition from Coronel, who slapped the ball to Chila Gómez in the bailout to make it 1-3. The Tucumán team began to corner Vélez in their area with some centers, but the local team had space to have counterattack options that did not prosper.
At 35 minutes, the visitor almost scored the second goal, but Chila Gómez made an impressive save when Julián Carrasco was about to score. The Vélez goalkeeper drowned out the scream of the forward who had received a perfect pass from Coronel that left him face to face with the 1. The local team was able to hold on to the victory and had some play from Thiago Fernández to expand, but he failed in the definition.
Fortín won a new final by remaining with the pressure of their fans after the defeat against Huracán (3-0) and the draw they rescued against Tigre (0-0) with one less due to the early expulsion of Nicolás Garayalde, both as a visitor. This victory was the fourth in a row for Liniers’ team on their field, which reached 13 points in Zone A of the League Cup and 40 in the annual table, leaving behind Gimnasia, Huracán and Colón, all three with 38 units.
On the next day, Vélez will visit Rosario Central and Atlético Tucumán will do the same against Banfield.
Formations
Referee: Facundo Tello.
VAR: Yael Falcón Pérez.
Stadium: Jose Amalfitani.
Time: 20.30.
TV: ESPN Premium.
Barracas Central 2-1 Colón de Santa Fe
Colón de Santa Fe arrived at Parque Patricios with the mission of achieving a victory that would allow him to take a breath of oxygen in the fight for permanence. In the match corresponding to the eighth date of Zone A of the League Cup, Sabalero appeared at the Tomás Adolfo Ducó to measure their strength against Barracas Central, another of those whose objective is to avoid relegation in the table annual.
The show was held in the charming Palacio de Huracán, because El Guapo is carrying out renovations at the Claudio Tapia stadium. And the lack of crowd seemed to favor the team led by Néstor Gorosito. Without the pressure that could have come from the stands, Pipo’s men took it upon themselves to hurt their rival with the teams made up of Damián Batallini, Rubén Botta, Eric Meza, Favio Álvarez and Ramón Wanchope Ábila. Thus, before reaching the first quarter of an hour, Tomás Galván was hand to hand against Andrés Desabato and after a series of rebounds he celebrated the 1 to 0. With a fortune similar to that enjoyed by Salomón Rondón in his last two appearances with River’s shirt, Colón’s midfielder converted thanks to a carom.
However, Sabalero forgave too much. And the slightest advantage was not enough to mark superiority in Buenos Aires territory. A perfect counterattack wasted by the former Boca striker, due to his gluttony, left the homeowner alive. The goalkeeper knew how to react in time to avoid the second conquest of the Gorosito team. And those from Huevo Rondina capitalized on the emotional momentum.
The combinations on the right sector played by Iván Tapia, Mauro Peinipil and Facundo Mater led to a spicy center that found the head of Brian Calderara, who after winning the individual duel against Meza supplied Alexis Domínguez. Despite the awkward angle in which he received, the forward resolved with class and sealed the 1-1 against the efforts of Ignacio Chiccó.
Not satisfied with the distribution of points, Barracas Central appealed to Rondina’s laboratory to reverse history in the land of Ringo Bonavena. It was through a stopped ball executed by Insua, which Nicolás Capraro triangulated with Carlos Arce, so that the midfielder improvised a magnificent volley and hit it from the corner. A great goal with the seal of the coach that is characterized by making the smaller teams bigger. The euphoria on one side was contrasted with the disappointment on the other. And in Santa Fe the aroma began to be smelled at the end of the cycle.
Formations
Central Barracks: Andrew Desabato; Mauro Peinipil, Francisco Alvarez, Juan Diaz and Rodrigo Insua; Facundo Mater, Cyrus Rosane, Ivan Wall, Carlos Maple, Brian Calderara; and Alexis Dominguez. DT: Sergio Rondina.
Columbus of Santa Fe: Ignatius Chicco; Eric Meza, Paolo Goltz, Facundo Garces and Emmanuel Mas; Stefano Moreyra and Favio Alvarez; Thomas Galvan, Ruben Botta, Damian Battallini; and Ramon Abila. DT: Nestor Gorosito.
Referee: Pablo Dóvalo
VAR: Diego Ceballos
Stadium: Tomás Adolfo Ducó.
Start time: 18
TV: ESPN Premium.
Arsenal 0-0 Banfield
Banfield could not beat Arsenal de Sarandí, in a duel that was marked by inaccuracies and lack of emotions. For the match valid on the eighth date of Zone A of the League Cup, the Drill did not know how to take advantage of its rival’s limitations and had to settle for a point in the Viaducto.
Those of Julio César Falcioni were not up to the task. A shot from Néstor Breitenbruch to the post could have opened the scoring for Darío Espínola’s team, but luck was not on his side. The answer came through an appearance by Milton Giménez, who controlled his chest and defined with a low shot that Medina deactivated.
In the complement, Arse had its fatal minute when Nicolás Aguirre was sent off for a tremendous kick to Sporle and Alejandro Medina, for exceeding referee Zunino. With two fewer players and no goalkeeper, Sarandí’s team resisted and held on to the tie that left Banfield with a bitter taste. In the Julio Humberto Grondona, zero qualified both teams.
Formations
Arsenal: Alexander Medina; Christian Chimino, Nestor Breitenbruch, Joaquin Pombo and Adrian Sporle; Lucas Brochero, Gonzalo Muscia, Braian Rivero and Emiliano Nurseries; John Baptist Eyebrows and Flabian London. DT: Darius Spinola.
Banfield: Father Cambes; Emmanuel Colonel, Alexander Maciel, Aaron Quiros and Emmanuel Insua; Eric Remedi; Geronimo Rivera, Martin Canete, Ignacio Rodriguez, Juan Bisanz; and Milton Gimenez. DT: Julius Caesar Falcioni.
Referee: Sebastián Zunino
VAR: Sebastián Martínez
Stadium: Julio Humberto Grondona.
Start time: 18
TV: TNT Sports.
Positions
With information from Télam
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