INDEPENDENT 2-1 TIGER:
The stadium Liberators of America-Ricardo Enrique Bochini vibrated with the performance of Ricardo Zielinski’s Independiente, who did all the merits to leave the three points at home and suffered until the end, but was left with a well-deserved victory against Tigre.
The story had started well for him. Red therefore of Nicolas Vallejo at minute 5, but after the VAR review, the referee Nazareno Arasa sanctioned a penalty in favor of the visit (due to a controversial hand by Sergio Barretto) and Mateo Retegui He changed it for a goal when he was still averaging the first half.
In the final stage, those from Avellaneda became a whirlwind and put their opponent on the ropes, who only managed to defend. The home owner generated countless goal situations, but lacked effectiveness and took a long time to unbalance again. To make matters worse when the admitted Mauricio Cuero connected a buspié of Martin Cauterucciofrom the VAR they sanctioned offside and drowned the 2-1 partial.
Just in the fifth minute of discount, a cross ball that Matías Giménez lowered his chest ended with the pass to the mouth of the goal that Cauteruccio defined. Once again, the refereeing body put the confirmation of the 2-1 on hold, which would be final due to Giménez’s position, but finally the stadium collapsed when Arasa validated it.
With this victory, Zielinski’s team rose from the bottom of the table and confirmed its good present and streak of 7 points over the last 9 in play. Next Thursday he will try to continue on the right track when he visits Arsenal in Sarandí. Those from Victoria missed a good chance to stay in the upper zone of the Professional League and will have to take flight next Saturday against Atlético Tucumán as locals.
Formations:
Stadium: Liberators of America – Ricardo Enrique Bochini
Referee: Nazarene Arasa
INSTITUTE 1-0 COLÓN:
Instituto won a key duel in its fight to maintain the category. At the Juan Domingo Perón Stadium, they beat Colón de Santa Fe 1-0 on the hour thanks to Adrián Martínez’s goal. The referee was Luis Lobo Medina.
La Gloria, after a promising start on its return to the First Division, was in a hole by accumulating four games without a win and two losses in a row, but these three points keep it away from the lower zone and give it air to visit on Saturday San Lorenzo.
For his part, Sabalero lost his second game since Pipo Gorosito was the coach and he still can’t get out of the lower zone, with just 17 points in 16 games. On Sunday, May 21, he will have a rematch against another direct rival: Barracas Central.
Formations:
Stadium: Juan Domingo Peron
Referee: louis wolf medina
NEWELL’S 2-0 ARSENAL:
Newell’s won again against his people and he did it against Arsenal, which sinks to the bottom of the average table. With a brace from Ramiro Sordo, La Lepra won 2-0 at the Estadio Coloso Marcelo Bielsa. The referee was Pablo Echavarría.
Gabriel Heinze’s team, who reached 23 points in 16 games and won again in Rosario after two games, will visit Lanús on the next date.
For its part, Sarandí’s team, in the debut of Darío Espínola, accumulates seven falls in their last eight appearances in the Professional League and they are the worst team in averages (17 behind Sarmiento, the first to maintain the category). On the next day they will be local to Independiente on Thursday.
Formations:
Stadium: Colossus Marcelo Bielsa
Referee: Pablo Echavarria
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