The “Rojo”, without shining, deserved a victory that he achieved thanks to Tomás Pozzo’s first goal in the First Division, and Domínguez added three for the first time as DT of the club.
without leaving anything, Independent defeated Arsenal de Sarandí 1-0after a discreet match played tonight at the “Libertadores de América-Ricardo Enrique Bochini” stadium, as part of the second day of zone 2 of the Professional League.
Tomás Pozzo, at 29 minutes of the complement, made the difference in favor of the host.
After an even first half, Independiente earned the victory due to their greater predisposition to attack as opposed to an Arsenal who only remembered to do it once at a disadvantage.
The extreme need of the homeowner to definitively straighten his course and the logical purpose of the Viaduct as a whole to increase his meager average made them play a first period of study where no advantage was taken.
Hardly a domain of the “King of Cups” that was limited to the merely territorial but with the marked defect of suffering from an absolute lack of depth.
To all this, a visit that faithful to the tactical precepts of his timorous coach Madelón only dedicated himself to enduring the lukewarm attacks of his opponent in that period of the game.
In the supplement the “Rojo” intensified his search through the good work of the Colombian Roa, while Arsenal strengthened his petty preliminary position. Still with few ideas, the local team put their opponent in a goal and after fifteen minutes the pressure began to become unbearable for the Sarandí team.
A header from Insaurralde that hit the intersection of the left upright and the crossbar and another header from the aforementioned defender that Werner diverted to the corner were nothing more than advances of the conquest that finally gave the three points to the cast of Domínguez.
A corner kick executed from the left by Márquez to the heart of the area was not rejected by the hesitant defense of the visit and was the admitted Pozzo was in charge of fully capturing a rebound with a powerful shot that hit Pittón’s humanity before entering to completely dislodge the former Boca goalkeeper.
Only after this circumstance did Arsenal remember the opposite goal and was about to level the score after a shot by Chimino that the goalkeeper Sosa masterfully deflected.
This eventual conquest would have rewarded too much a visiting formation that only attacked fifteen of the ninety minutes and would have punished a “Devil” that after the goal was inexplicably delayed, unnecessarily putting at risk a victory that had cost him so much to build.
This is the summary of the game:
Stadium: Independent.
Referee: Leandro Rey Hilfer.
Independent: Sebastian Sosa; Alex Vigo, Sergio Barreto, Juan Insaurralde, Thomas Ortega; Lucas Romero, Carlos Benavídez, Damián Batallini, Alan Soñora, Andrés Roa; Leandro Fernandez. DT: Eduardo Dominguez.
Arsenal: Axel Werner; Christian Chimino, Ignacio Gariglio, Gonzalo Goñi, Lucas Suárez; Dardo Miloc, Lucas Brochero, Leonel Picco, Alejo Antilef, Joaquín Ibáñez; Sebastian Lomonaco. DT: Leonardo Madelon.
Goal in the second half: 29m. Well (I).
Changes in the second half: at the restart Mauro Pittón for Picco (A), 12m. Gastón Togni by T. Ortega (I), 12m. Tomas Pozzo for Sonora (I), 15m. Brian Sanchez for Antilef (A), 15m. Alexander Diaz for Lomonaco (A), 22m. Damián Pérez by L. Suárez (A), 25m. Rodrigo Marquez for Benavidez (I), 26m. Edwin Torres by Brochero (A), 35m. Lucas Rodríguez by L. Fernández (I).
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