Days after facing the round of 16 of the Opening tournament, Independent You far passed a true final within the framework of one of its great objectives of the season: the South American Cup.
He Rojo, who was forced to win in Uruguay, thrashed 5-1 to Boston River by the fourth date of group A and depends on itself to classify the next instance of the continental contest. The many were the work of Matías Giménezon two occasions, the second penalty, Lautaro Millán, Diego Tarzia and Santiago Hidalgo; Agustin ring He had opened the account for the local team.
He Tailor He went to the court with the obligation to become strong as a local, and assumed the initiative without any tap against a rival with a fragile mandibula. In the first arrival of the host, he registered a cross shot of Agustín Anello in the area that was put to Rodrigo Rey to seal the opening of the result at six minutes of play.
The reaction of Rojo It was immediate in Uruguayand the rival goalkeeper owed it largely Bruno Antúnezwho tried to control a ball, went very long and delivered it to a rival. Due to your hurry, He demolished Luciano Cabral, but the referee gave continuity to the action to facilitate the tie marked by Matías Giménez before completing the first quarter of an hour. At 16 minutes, Álvaro Angulo almost concrete the comeback, but The crossbar was denied.
Anello’s goal woke Independent, who overturned the court in his favor, had an overwhelming domain and crystallized his monopoly turning the score at 20. Diego Tarzia He sent a center on the left wing, the ball continued its course without being rejected and Lautaro Millán anticipated Fredy Martínez to convert the 2-1 roller.
In the complement, Independent was totally determined to liquidate the story and at minute he achieved it for the goal of Diego Tarzia. The local team could never start and suffered serious defensive decouples.
Until to 60 minutesred expanded penalty therefore Matías Giménez. While the judge had not sanctioned Juan Acosta’s infraction within the area, after the call of the VAR, the Colombian referee Ospina Londoño charged the maximum penalty.
The Argentine team had several more chances to mark the fifth, but they were not fine when defining. Boston River He warned at 71, by means of a great counterattack, which ended with a cross shot of Gustavo Vierajust diverted.
However, it was Santiago Hidalgo that in the minute of discount achieved the fifth and last goal for Independiente, which will now focus on the round of 16 of the Opening Tournament. The challenge will be This Sunday, from 15.30, in front of Independiente Rivadavia de Mendoza As a local. In case of triumphing, it will run into rooms with the winner of the key between Boca Juniors and Lanús to be held on Saturday in Bombonera.
-With regard to the South American Cup, those led by Julio Vaccari They added two victories in four presentations, precisely that first celebration was with a tight 2-1 over the time against the Uruguayans in the Libertadores de América-Ricardo Enrique Bochini Stadium from Avellaneda. The other two appearances resulted in stumbles away from home: 0-2 against Nacional Potosí at the height of Bolivia and 1-2 against Guaraní in Paraguay.
Those results left Independent in the second placement of group A With 6 points, behind the leader Guaraní (8). Then Potosí (4) and Boston River appear (4). Keep in mind that Rojo jumped to the playing field Centennial Stadium of Montevideo benefited from the draw on the end of Guaraní before National Potosí in Bolivia 2-2.
After stepping strong at the beginning of the second round, independently, he will soon run into Avellaneda with the Paraguayans (Thursday, May 15) and the Bolivians (Wednesday, May 18).
The regulation indicates that the first of each of the groups will advance directly to the round of 16 of the tournament, while the latter must dispute a previous elimination round to remove the ticket to the eighth.
Formations:
Estadio: Centenary (Montevideo, Uruguay).
Arbitrator: Jhon Ospina (Colombia).
OUR: Heider Castro (Colombia).
Television: ESPN 2.
