The tenth date of the Professional League continues this Sunday with five promising games. Three of them are the prologue to the matches in which River Plate will visit Huracán and Boca Juniors will receive Colón. In the afternoon the action begins in Avellaneda between Independiente-Estudiantes. At the same time they play Godoy Cruz-Tigre. Then it will be a new edition of the Rosario classic between Newell’s and Central.
Independent 1-2 Students
Independiente loses 2-1 to Estudiantes in the stadium Liberators of America-Ricardo Bochinifrom Avellaneda. In the first half, Pincha was more and deserved to take the lead at the start of the full game with a goal from Jorge Rodriguez. In the complement, Red equalized with the goal against zaid romerowho then put the Lion ahead with a header.
Estudiantes was more in the beginning because of its hierarchy before an Independiente plagued by boys from the Inferiors. Pincha’s main credential was Benjamin Rollheiser for its juice generation. The cast from La Plata had chances to open the scoring, but failed in the definition.
At the beginning of the complement, the cast from La Plata took advantage. It was after 50 minutes at the exit of a corner kick and after two clearances with his head, the ball was left to him. Jorge Rodriguez he took advantage of a rebound and his cross shot sent the ball inside.
El Rojo sought to respond with some individuality, but his best play came with a good pass from Rodrigo Atencio that he did not get to touch Damian Lopez.
In the absence of a good game and ideas, Independiente found equality at 84 minutes in a blooper from Rojo. He came center from the right and zaid romero headed against his fence and the ball also hit the foot of Mariano Andujar.
Yet a minute later Rosemary He redeemed himself with the free kick of Fernando Zuqui who headed and made it 2-1.
This Saturday the leadership of Independiente agreed on all the economic details with Paul Repettowhich will replace the unemployed Leandro Stilitanoalthough Pedro Damian Monzon He will lead the red team for the last time today in the duel against “Pincha”.
Formations:
Independent: Rodrigo Rey; Javier Báez, Sergio Barreto, Edgar Elizalde and Damián Pérez; Sergio Ortiz, Iván Marcone, Baltasar Barcia, Kevin López; Tomás Rambert and Martín Cauteruccio. DT: Pedro Monzon.
students of La Plata: Mariano Andújar; Santiago Núñez, Luciano Lollo, Zaid Romero; Leonardo Godoy, Santiago Ascacíbar, Jorge Rodríguez, Emmanuel Más, Benjamin Rollheiser; Fernando Zuqui; and Mauro Boselli. DT: Eduardo Dominguez.
Stadium: Independent.
Referee: Hernán Mastrángelo.
TV: ESPN Premium.
Godoy Cruz 1-1 Tiger
Godoy Cruz draws 1-1 with Tigre in Mendoza, in the continuity of the tenth date of the Professional Soccer League (LPF). The match is broadcast by TNT Sports and refereed by Luis Lobo Medina.
The Tomba opened the scoring after 5 minutes after a cross from the left in which Salomon Rodriguez he acted as a curtain, the ball remained for him Hernan Lopez whose shot overcame the resistance of Gonzalo Marinelli.
Then Tigre looked for the tie and Martin Ortega fired a missile that came to touch the goalkeeper diego rodriguez and the ball hit the crossbar.
The party had moments of tension like the one that carried out Mateo Reregui and Frederick Rasmussenwho grabbed each other.
After 25 minutes the center arrived from the left, retegui who volleyed and took it out on the line Frederick Rasmussen. The judge sanctioned a penalty and expelled the Chilean. Retegui himself converted from 12 steps and reached 8 cries in the championship.
Later, Victoria’s team had another clear one in which the Russian Rodriguez once again he visited himself as a hero and won heads-up against Blas Armoa.
Formations:
Godoy Cruz: Diego Rodriguez; Lucas Arce, Pier Barrios, Federico Rasmussen and Thomas Galdames; Bruno Laws, Gonzalo Abrego, Roberto Fernández, Hernán López and Tomás; Solomon Rodriguez. DT: Diego Flores.
Tiger: Gonzalo Marinelli; Lucas Blondel, Agustín Cardozo, Abel Luciatti and Brian Leizza; Martin Ortega, Alexis Castro, Blas Olmos, Aaron Molinas, Facundo Colidio; and Mateo Retegui. DT: Diego Martinez.
Stadium: Argentine Falklands of Mendoza.
Referee: Luis Lobo Medina.
TV: TNT Sports.
Newell’s – Rosario Central
Newell’s Old Boys and Rosario Central will play today a new edition of the classic that paralyzes the city of Santa Fe, this time for the tenth date of the Professional Soccer League (LPF). The match will be played starting at 4:30 p.m. at the Coloso Marcelo Bielsa in Parque de la Independencia, will be refereed by Pablo Echavarría and televised by the cable signal TNT Sports.
Newell’s, who has 14 points, seven less than the leader River (21), comes from losing to Estudiantes (3-0) in the domestic tournament, but internationally they beat Audax Italiano (1-0) in Chile, for the Copa Sudamericana, and will have all its potential, including midfielder Juan Sforza, recovered from a sprained right ankle.
Central, with a great campaign under the leadership of Miguel Ángel Russo, added 17 points and by not playing international cups he will arrive more rested and without casualties.
Russo’s team, which achieved two consecutive victories, over Huracán (2-0) in Parque de los Patricios, and then against Gimnasia (3-1) in Arroyito, could have variants, since DT is considering including Juan Cruz Komar to play with a scheme of three defenders and two wingers; In that case, a midfielder would come out: Lautaro Giaccone or Gino Infantino.
As far as history is concerned, Central leads Newell’s ahead of 10 classics won since both played professionally (1939). The “Canalla” won 53 times after 174 games, while the “lepers” won 43 and tied 78 times. The difference in their favor is stretched to 16 games, adding the history of national and international cups.
Probable formations:
Newell’s Old Boys: Lucas Hoyos; Jherson Mosquera, Willer Ditta, Facundo Mansilla and Bruno Pittón; Iván Gómez, Juan Sforza and Cristian Ferreira; Ramiro Sordo, Jorge Recalde and Brian Aguirre. DT: Gabriel Heinze.
Central Rosary: Jorge Broun; Damián Martínez, Juan Cruz Komar or Lautaro Giaccone or Gino Infantino, Facundo Mallo, Carlos Quintana and Alan Rodríguez; Ignacio Malcorra, Walter Montoya, Kevin Ortiz and Jaminton Campaz; Alejo Veliz. DT: Miguel Angel Russo.
Stadium: Newell’s Old Boys.
Referee: Pablo Echavarria.
start time: 4:30 p.m.
TV: TNT Sports
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