One by one: the scores of River vs. Tigre, for the Professional League

El Millonario beat Matador 3 to 1 thanks to Miguel Borja’s hat-trick and Demichelis’ team was one behind Racing.

River won 3 to 1 Tiger for the fourth date of the Professional League at the Monumental and when it seemed that the team Martin Demichelis A match that, a priori, did not seem to have any major difficulties was difficult for him, the striker’s hat-trick Miguel Borja sentenced things and the Millionaire was one point away from racingthe leader of this incipient tournament.

One by one: River’s scores against Tigre

• Franco Armani: (5): Little work. He arrived a second late in the penalty play, Maybe that’s the only thing to question him about.
• Agustín Sant ‘Anna (6): Good match. Better in attack than in defense. He has to try to ensure that the centers are assists to a teammate.
• Sebastian Boselli (7): It is evident that he feels confident playing in his position, firm and strong in marking and in the aerial game.
• Paulo Diaz (4): Paulo’s lackadaisical party in the semester. Luckily it was a match that was won, it is key that they play focused as if it were a final.
• Milton Helmet (6): The second half better than the first. For that, the entry of Esequiel Barco was very important, as he always gave him passing options, and when he went inside he allowed him to project himself through his point.
• Matías Kranevitter (4): Poor game by Matías, missing easy passes and never finding the rival midfielders. Although he left the PT at 36′, crying with helplessness due to a new injury.
• Nicolás Fonseca (5): As always, he alternates good passes and good combined decisions from an almost amateur player. He is definitely a rare player who fails to have consistency in his game.
• Claudio Echeverri (6): He takes more and more charge of the team and his teammates have more fun, although they should understand that they have to have it, whether it’s marked or not.
• Facundo Colidio (3): Weak 45 minutes, he decidedly did not play well and never got in tune with the team.
• Pablo Solari (5): Today he didn’t have goal situations, and that shows that he didn’t have a good performance. He wasn’t as sharp as he usually is and that’s why he was replaced.
• Miguel Borja (10): The continent’s goalscorer, became the most important player in Argentine soccer. To the usual voracity, he added sacrifice and attitude to understand the game better and better.

They entered

• Rodrigo Aliendro (4): He remains at a low level and cannot improve. Lazy with the ball at his feet, slow and predictable. It is important for the team to return to what it was a year ago.
• Esequiel Barco (7): Key to the rise of the second half. He provided speed and control of the ball as always, but he needs to get away faster sometimes to surprise. Casco and Echeverry found a partner to play with and that made the entire team improve.
• Santiago Simón (5): Little offensive participation. Correct in the passes. He lacked more solidity in his recovery like almost the entire team.
• Nacho Fernández (4): He was never able to enter the game. He didn’t have 5 straight minutes of passing and controlling the game.
• Franco Manstantuono (5): He didn’t have the level of the last game where he had entered very well. Again trying the individual game more than the associated game and in that your inexperience shows.
• DT| Martin Demichelis (5): Poor match despite the win. The last one on the table took the ball from him and handled it too much for it to be a match at the Monumental. The double five doesn’t work with those performers, but he insists. The three strikers are not useful for local football, because you always lose in the midfield. In the second half he improved with Barco and the 4-3-1-2 that gave him so much results.