Categories: Social Responsibility

River closed its preseason with a victory against Racing de Uruguay

River Plate closed its preseason in the best way before facing a new edition of the Professional League. In a match played at their Ezeiza property, the millionaire team beat their similar team from Racing de Uruguay 3-1.

The goals of this match were scored by Milton Casco, Miguel Borja and Bruno Zuculini. The result is quite favorable, since Núñez’s team reaches the tournament without having fallen in the friendly duels that took place during January.

For this game, the coach, Martín Demichelis, extracted two formations with the idea of ​​testing the best performance for the first game that will be against Central Córdoba next Saturday, January 28. In the first minutes I participate Franco Armani; Robert Rojas, Leandro González Pirez, Emanuel Mammana, Milton Casco; Enzo Pérez, Ignacio Fernández, Tomás Castro Ponce; Santiago Simón, Lucas Beltrán and José Paradela.

Subsequently, the team that the trainer sent to the court was made up of Ezequiel Centurión, Andrés Herrera, Jonatan Maidana, Felipe Peña, Elías Gómez; Rodrigo Aliendro, Bruno Zuculini, Esequiel Barco; Pablo Solari, Miguel Borja and Franco Alfonso.

In this way, River patiently awaits the start of the local competition where it will try to propose conditions from the first minutes of the game.

GM

Anna Edwards

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