A new date of the Major League Soccer and the Argentines were not left out. Is that nothing more and nothing less than eight of them scored for their teams: Marcelino Moreno, Wanchope Ábila, Franco Fragapane, Gustavo Bou, Lucas Zelarayán, Luciano Acosta, Franco Jara and Federico Higuaín; while Bebelo Reynoso stood out with a magnificent attendance and Matías Almeyda he enjoyed the thrashing of his team. On Ole We show you the best of the national representatives in the United States.
Marcelino Moreno’s goal
The ex Lanús was in charge of opening the scoreboard for Atlanta United, when 17 minutes into the first half he participated in a counterattack and with a remarkable left foot crossed on the run defeated Sean Johnson, rival goalkeeper. However, the goal of the 26-year-old forward did not reach and on the end, New York City he tied it at the hand of Gudmundur Thorarinsson.
Bou keeps adding
Another of the Argentines who took – and has been taking – the leading role in the Yankee country is La Pantera, which this time marked the third of the New England in view of DC United, after taking charge of a ball that had been left in the area and hitting the goalkeeper’s right post hard. In this way, the ex Racing accumulates 15 goals and is accommodated fourth in the scorers’ table; while his team wanders off alone at the top.
Wanchope, headfirst
But the one who in the same game did not give up everything for lost was Ramón Ábila. Because after Bou’s goal, the former Boca appeared on the end and cWith a remarkable header he discounted for the defeat of his own by 3 to 2. Thus, the center forward scored his third goal with the Washington jersey, since his signing in August.
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Fragapane’s goal and a notable assistance from Reynoso
Two other former Xeneizes who gave the note were Franco Fragapane and Bebelo Reynoso. First, the Cordoba was the architect of the play of the tie (2-2), thanks to his exquisite cleat fit for Robin Lod, who finished the play at the net. And to turn the game around, the 28-year-old from Mendoza appeared, who headed the final victory from Minessota United 3-2 before Philadelphia.
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But that was not all, as there were more goals with an Argentine accent on date 31 of the MLS: Lucas Zelarayán, the 10th from Belgrano, opened the scoring for the Columbus Crew (which finally tied with Nashville SC); Luciano Acosta discounted for Cincinnati against Chicago Fire; Franco Jara, ex Arsenal, added one for Dallas in the loss to Los Angeles FC and Federico Higuaín did not forgive a rival error at the start and signed the first in the Inter Miami win 3-0 against Toronto FC. For its part, Matías Almeyda’s San José Earthquakes thrashed Austin FC by four goals and, with four dates to go, he does not give up in the fight for the playoffs.
