Boca trained this Thursday morning at the Ezeiza facility, ahead of the match with Talleres on Saturday, from 8 p.m. in La Bombonera, for the third date of the Professional League.
Xeneize had a formal soccer practice and there the coach began to give the first indications of the starting eleven that he will field against the Cordobans, which everything indicates will be very similar to the one that played in the second half in Santiago del Estero. The coach had the returns of Cristian Lema and Cristian Medina.
Yesterday Marcos Rojo had joined after recovering from a tear in the hamstring of his left leg, but it is difficult for both of them to be there from the beginning. In principle, against “the T” Lautaro Di Lollo would repeat alongside Lema as second center back and Mateo Mendía would come out, the 20-year-old defender who made his debut in Santiago. Meanwhile, Uruguayan Marcelo Saracchi was at right back with a changed leg due to Luis Advíncula’s adductor tear.
In addition, Medina, who has already moved with his teammates, is available after the lung contusion he suffered against Fortaleza and which left him resting for several days until the pain subsided.
For his part, Kevin Zenón set off the alarm yesterday due to discomfort, he underwent studies and it was confirmed that he does not have any injuries, but he was not included among the starters. Meanwhile, Ezequiel Fernández did not participate either, but the reasons have not yet emerged. In their places were Jabes Saralegui and Vicente Taborda. Edinson Cavani also trained at the same time.
In any case, there is still a long list of casualties because in addition to Advíncula, Nicolás Figal and Aaron Anselmino, both torn, and Luca Langoni, who suffered the same injury to the medial rectus of his left thigh, are still out.
In this way, a possible eleven to face Talleres would include: Sergio Romero; Marcelo Saracchi, Lautaro Di Lollo, Cristian Lema, Lautaro Blanco; Jabes Saralegui, Pol Fernández, Cristian Medina and Vicente Taborda; Miguel Merentiel and Edinson Cavani.
