In the end, Talleres celebrated and that was the most important thing that happened at the Madre de Ciudades stadium in Santiago del Estero. The 4-2 win over Central Córdoba meant adding three points to remain well up in the Professional League standings, after four dates and to face with optimism what is to come on its four competitive fronts.
Today, at 1 p.m., just a few hours after arriving in Córdoba, Mundo Talleres will turn on any platform to find out which rival the Albiazul first team will face in the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores de América. An instance to which they qualified for the second time, after having been second in Group B, which will be played between August 13 and 20 and which they plan to overcome since their best participation was in the 2022 edition when they were quarterfinalists.
However, before that, he will reopen his history in the Argentine Cup this Thursday at 9:10 p.m., since in the round of 16 he will play against Colón, at Newell’s, and will return to the League to play on the 14th of this month with Platense in the stadium Kempes, in what will be the match before the Copa América break that starts on the 20th with Argentina-Canada.
In addition, he hopes that the final of the International Super Cup with River will be rescheduled once and for all, since on the initial date of June 16 it will no longer be possible.
What he does know is that for the immediate future, the “T” will have to face it without the selected Ramón Sosa (Paraguay), Matías Catalán (Chile) and Miguel Navarro (Venezuela), who between the Fifa date and the Copa América, will not be able be taken into account by Walter Ribonetto. What’s more, the striker will be definitive because the board headed by Andrés Fassi decided to sell him in this market and there are already offers. The value must exceed 20 million dollars and, logically, the player has his mind set on that. “We will sell it for what it is worth,” Fassi warned.
Yesterday, he entered for a little while, his gravitation was minimal and it was practically taken as a farewell. Like the entry of Nahuel Bustos in Brazil, against São Paulo, at the close of the group stage of the continental competition.
We will have to see what Fassi plays in the market since there is also the search for “four or five reinforcements” already agreed upon with coach Walter Ribonetto and already publicly requested. Benjamín Domínguez (Gimnasia LP) is one of the options that the Jardín neighborhood entity would take up.
He did the best and the worst
Will the additions solve football problems? That’s expected. Yesterday, the 4-2 win over Central Córdoba was a game that Talleres already played several times: he did the best, he showed great scoring power (he recovered it in the Madre de Cities), but also the worst.
They started winning with the first serious arrival and the afternoon’s scorer Bruno Barticciotto. But as he failed time and again in his definitions, the game floated at 1-0 partial. On top of that, he conceded set pieces to his rival who, pressed in the fight for permanence and at odds with his people, did not get one. Until Tomás Molina appeared and tied. Talleres came out of there, with another appearance from Barticciotto and a great goal from Marcos Portillo. However, Suárez committed a penalty against Sanabria and the “T” returned to a tight 3-2 result.
Albarracín and his dream
“Tino” was smart. The entry of the kid Gustavo Albarracín gave him containment, depth and the goal. He hooked it entering the area, after a new and great pass by Gastón Benavídez. The debutant central midfielder will never forget the minutes played and neither will Talleres. Because he sealed the game and gave him peace of mind.
