On Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. at the Mario Kempes stadium, Belgrano will be playing a large part of its chances of remaining in the race in the Copa Sudamericana, when it faces Delfín from Ecuador for the fourth date of Group C with control of Leodán González from Uruguay.
The meeting was ratified by the security agencies of the province and Conmebol itself for the originally scheduled date, despite the fact that the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) of Argentina announced a general strike of activities for that day.
In this way, the meeting between Argentines and Ecuadorians will be closing the day, because the crossing of Real Tomayapo of Bolivia and Internacional of Brazil will be held on Tuesday at 9 p.m. in Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
In this way, with the “result set” between Bolivians and Brazilians, the Pirate can reach this intersection with the Ecuadorians, as a leader or escort in the worst case. If Coudet’s men lose in their match with Tomayapo, with whom they tied in Brazil without goals, Celeste will be the leader, another result will leave them before playing with Delfín in second place.
The match with the “Cetáceo” team has a key value in advancing in the competition because Juan Cruz Real’s team leads its opponent by one point, which a victory would leave it four units ahead with six at stake and this I would place him with one foot in the next phase.
Even a draw would not be a bad result, because on matchday five the Córdoba player plays again at home against Tomayapo and Delfín must travel to Brazil to face Inter in Porto Alegre, which could sentence the Pirates’ passage to the previous phase before the last date.
Coach Juan Real analyzes which team he will field from the start against Delfín, taking into account that he will not have Nicolás Meriano, suspended after his expulsion in Bolivia against Tomayapo, but he will be in a position to be taken into account Matías Moreno, who was lost the last game for being affected by dengue.
Finally, the visiting club reported that there will be no presence of their own supporters, meaning that the stadium is entirely set up for Pirate supporters.
What remains of the B
- Date 4 – Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. at the Mario Kempes stadium against Delfín (Ecuador).
- Date 5 – Wednesday, May 15 at 7 p.m. at the Mario Kempes stadium against Tomayapo (Bolivia)
- Date 6 – Tuesday, May 28 at 9:30 p.m. at the Beira-Rio Stadium (José Pinheiro Borda) of Internacional (Porto Alegre, Brazil).
