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Belgrano 1 – Workshops 1, minute by minute

The first Cordovan superclassic of the year is part of the 17th chapter of the Professional League Tournament, which has 27 dates scheduled and will end on July 30, ensuring its champion the first Argentine soccer passport to the Copa Libertadores 2024.

REUNION

  • Belgrano and Talleres meet again officially after five years and seven months. The match, corresponding to the 17th date of the Professional League Tournament, is played from 3:30 p.m. at the Gigante de Alberdi.
  • The referee will be the international Fernando Rapallini, the same one who led the last Cordovan superclassic in the AFA First Division.
  • Around 800 people were affected by the security operation

This is how the teams are formed:

BELGRANO: Nahuel Losada; Juan Barinaga, Nicolás Meriano, Alejandro Rébola and Alex Ibacache; Santiago Longo; Gabriel Compagnucci, Ulises Sánchez and Bruno Zapelli; Ibrahim Hesar and Pablo Vegetti. DT: William Farre.

WORKSHOPS: Guido Herrera; Gastón Benavídez, Matías Catalán, Lucas Suárez and Juan Portillo; Rodrigo Villagra and Ulises Ortegoza; Diego Valoyes, Rodrigo Garro and Ramón Sosa; and Michael Santos. DT: Javier Gandolfi.

This was the reception of the pirates to their team

Lozada saved a penalty from Santos. At 26 minutes into the game, in a break by Sosa in the Belgrano area, he generates the penalty for Talleres.

The fans celebrated the save as if it were a great goal from their team.

At 31, Herrera stopped Hesar one-on-one.

In stoppage time and after a corner kicked by Compagnucci, the pirate number 9, Vegetti, gives Belgrano the victory.

The first period ends.

The second stage began with a Talleres going out to look for the tie. One of the entrants was Nahuel Bustos, who scored a great goal a few minutes after the start

With several changes, DT Gandolfi sought victory throughout the second half. Alejandro Rébola was sent off after 44 minutes in the epilogue of the game, when he stopped Sosa who was going alone to the area, going hand in hand with Lozada.

Córdoba was the protagonist of a great match, a superclassic played with heart and game, on the 17th round of the championship.

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