on Sunday, Darío Benedetto returned to the goal in his reappearance with the shirt of Mouth: He scored the second goal for Jorge Almirón’s team in the 2-0 victory against Belgrano at La Bombonera.
The last time he had screamed with the xeneize shirt had been exactly 50 days ago against Olimpo de Bahía Blanca for the 32nd round of the Argentine Cup, on March 25.
The striker returned to the pitch after an injury that kept him away for three weeks and scored nothing less than his 66th goal with the Boca shirt in a total of 128 games.
With his 66 goals, Darío Benedetto was within a few meters among the 20 top scorers in the history of Boca: In case of converting two more, he will equal the accumulated of Hugo Curioni (68).
So far in his second cycle at Boca, after an intermediate stint at Olympique de Marseille, Benedetto has registered 21 celebrations in a total of 53 games played.
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