Luis Castro

At the Olympic stadium in Córdoba, Belgrano and Delfín sealed a 1-1 draw in the duel for date 4 of group C of CONMEBOL – Copa Sudamericana 2024

At 16 minutes into the second half, Belgrano took the lead thanks to a goal from Franco Jara. However, Delfín managed to equalize the score with a goal scored by José Angulo in the 18th minute of the same stage.

José Angulo had a great performance. The Delfín attacker shone by scoring 1 goal, kicking 4 times and making 7 correct passes.

Another player who had a great game was Franco Jara. The Belgrano attacker shone by scoring 1 goal, kicking 3 times and making 19 correct passes.

The process of the match was fought and with a lot of friction during the 90 minutes. There were a large number of reprimands: Cristian García, Santiago Longo, Facundo Lencioni, Jefferson Nazareno, Franco Jara, Nicolás Goitea, Marcos Mejía and Agustín Baldi. Nahuel Losada was sent off for a straight red card in the 15th minute of the first half.

Belgrano’s coach, Juan Cruz Real, presented a 3-4-3 tactical layout with Nahuel Losada in goal; Matías Moreno, Mariano Troilo and Agustín Baldi on the defensive line; Juan Ignacio Barinaga, Esteban Rolón, Santiago Longo and Facundo Lencioni in the middle; and Matías Marín, Franco Jara and Bryan Reyna in the attack.

For its part, Guillermo Duró’s set came out with a 4-4-2 tactical layout with Brian Heras under the three sticks; Joshua Cuero, Nicholas Goitea, Ignacio Gariglio and Juan Manuel Elordi in defense; Maikel Reyes, Cristian Garcia, Luis Castro and Horacio Tijanovich in midfield; and Jostin Alman and Jose Angulo at forward.

Leodán González Cabrera was in charge of supervising the order of play during the match.

On the next day Belgrano will face Real Tomayapo at home, while Delfín will play at home against Internacional.

With this result, Delfín reaches 5 points after 4 games played. Meanwhile, Belgrano already has 6 units and is at the top of the Group C table.

Changes in Belgrano

• 17′ 1T – Gone out Matthias Nicolas Marin Vega for Ignacio Francisco Chicco
• 70′ 2T – Esteban Rolón came out for Gerónimo Heredia and Facundo Lencioni for Francisco González Metilli
• 83′ 2T – Bryan Roberto Reyna Casaverde came out for Francisco Facello

Changes in Dolphin

• 45′ 2T – Ignacio Gariglio left for Jefferson Jose Nazareno Jama
• 60′ 2T – Cristian Gabriel García came out for Marcos Pedro Mejía Mero
• 75′ 2T – Horacio Gabriel Tijanovich was sent off by Enzo Gaggi and Jostin Aldahir Alman was sent off by Nicholas Ariel Messiniti

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On date 2 of group C of CONMEBOL – Copa Sudamericana 2024, Delfín and Belgrano finished tied at the Jocay stadium.

At 41 minutes into the first half, Belgrano took the lead with the goal scored by Franco Jara. Delfín sealed equality through Juan Manuel Elordi at 46 minutes of the second stage.

Delfín had more chances to win but did not find the way to score the goal to make the difference. He stalked the rival goal with 18 shots, of which 9 were on goal and 8 outside.

The best player of the match was Franco Jara. The Belgrano attacker scored 1 goal, shot at the opposing goal 3 times and made 16 correct passes.

Juan Manuel Elordi stood out for his solid defense. The Delfín defender had a good level by scoring 1 goal.

The match was highlighted by a lot of friction and constant fouls that interrupted the game. There were a large number of reprimands: Matías García, José Angulo, Nicolás Meriano, Ariel Rojas, Nahuel Losada, Santiago Longo and Gianni Cagua.

Dolphin coach Guillermo Duró proposed a 4-4-2 formation with Brian Heras at arch; Joshua Cuero, Nicholas Goitea, Ignacio Gariglio and Juan Manuel Elordi on the defensive line; Maikel Reyes, Cristian Garcia, Luis Castro and Enzo Gaggi in the middle; and Horacio Tijanovich and Jose Angulo in the attack.

For its part, Juan Cruz Real’s team took the field with a 4-4-2 formation with Nahuel Losada between the three sticks; Juan Ignacio Barinaga, Matías Moreno, Mariano Troilo and Nicolás Meriano in defense; Francisco González Metilli, Ariel Rojas, Santiago Longo and Bryan Reyna in the midfield; and Matías García and Franco Jara up front.

Giancarlos Juliadoza was the referee who directed the match at the Jocay stadium.

Delfín’s next game in the championship will be at home against Internacional, while Belgrano will visit Real Tomayapo.

Delfín remains firm in the tournament and is the leader of Group C, with 4 points, while Belgrano occupies second place with 2 points.

Changes in Dolphin

• 54′ 2T – Josué Cuero came out for Alan Mariano Miño
• 64′ 2T – Horacio Gabriel Tijanovich left for Jostin Aldahir Alman
• 76′ 2T – Enzo Gaggi left for Michael Jahir Mieles Tejana and Luis Armando Castro Garzón for Jose Jordano Zambrano Zambrano

Changes in Belgrano

• 45′ 2T – Ariel Matías García left for Matías Nicolás Marín Vega and Ariel Mauricio Rojas for Esteban Rolón
• 71′ 2T – Franco Daniel Jara left for Pablo Chavarría
• 74′ 2T – Juan Ignacio Barinaga came out for Gerónimo Heredia
• 84′ 2T – Francisco González Metilli left for Matías Palavecino

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