05/24/2024 8:36 p.m.Updated on 05/24/2024 11:29 p.m.
In Córdoba the celebration was all heavenly. Belgrano beat Central Córdoba 2-1 thanks to a double from Peruvian Bryan Reyna and achieved the first victory in this Professional League. El Ferroviario, which had taken an advantage, is without units on three dates.
Ball possession, good start, always look for a teammate and try to connect passes to create danger. Belgrano and Central Córdoba They went out to play the game in Barrio Alberdi with the same proposal. And what Ferroviario achieved in the first half with an advantage for insisting so much, In the second half it ended up being a victory for the Pirate.
Juan Cruz Real made three changes at halftime, he changed the scheme and his team reacted with arguments. Peruvian Bryan Reyna was the finisher to score a double in 10 minutes and reverse history. First assisted perfectly by Gonzalez Metilli (one of those who entered) and then after a Barinaga center that he nailed in an angle.
The Peruvian Reyna was the decisive factor (@Belgrano).
But, As soon as they got out of the middle he saw Matías Moreno’s double yellow and so B had to regulate to avoid the same thing happening to him as his rival: being in a bad position with the advantage in his favor. An expulsion (double yellow) that seemed excessive in the decision of Luis Lobo Medina, who had made the right penalty at the end of the PT against Sanabria and converted by Tomás Molina.
For Belgrano it was the first victory in this League and add more confidence thinking about what it will be like on Tuesday to visit Inter de Porto Alegre in São Paulo (where they will play as a local due to the problems that exist in their city with the floods of recent weeks) and to close their first phase with a good result that allows you to dream of moving forward.
Tomás Molina had made it 1-0 for Ferroviario, from a penalty (Photo: @cacc_sde).
In the other side, Ferroviario and his good intentions with the ball will have to start adding points to avoid complications with the lower zone, both the averages and the annual table that for now has Tigre well below. Until now, those led by Colombian Lucas González Vélez have zero units and like against Boca, they wasted a 2-0 lead (it was 2-4), Once again they sinned by not knowing how to defend the advantage.
