Nicolas Navarro (5): Without important responsibility in the goals and with a very difficult cover in the end that prevented a new win against. The negative, once again unable to keep his fence at zero.
Gaston Benavidez (6): He played a good first half, showed interesting projections and always attacked judiciously for his sector.
Mateo Carabajal (5): On his return he won and lost against the always difficult Marco Rúben. He did not weigh in the aerial game within the rival area despite the fact that he went several times to search.
Gaston Suso (5): From highest to lowest just like his entire team. Strong in the brand and limited when it comes to playing, if he achieves continuity he can impose his own for the future.
Gaston Benavidez (6): Good game for a left-back who has the level to play in the First Division. Papa’s position ahead of him simplified his task.
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Lucas Necul (6): Making a great effort to cover the right wing when the team settled into a defensive and free function when playing. He showed his talent at times and rounded off a correct game despite the defeat.
Jesus Soraire (5): Positioned as a double five, he gave order and a good pass to his team at the beginning and was diluted in the second half. He had a clear to tie but did not define with precision and lost the best chance of his team.
Emiliano Mendez (4): This time located by Rondina in the middle of the court but again weak in his performance. He failed simple passes and could never win in his sector.
Emilian Pope (5): Positioned as a left wing midfielder, he provided clarity and proper ball handling. He could not weigh in offensive function but he did his job correctly.
Bruno Sepúlveda (5): It showed interesting technical movements and gestures. He lacked efficiency and greater specific weight within the rival area.
Jonathan Candia (5): To highlight his dedication to always, to rethink the isolation he shows with his companions and the lack of precision when it comes to handling in confined spaces.
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