Paraguay beat Argentina in beach soccer

Led by their captain Toro Acuña, the team scored a goal.

Recife.- The national Beach Soccer team defeated Argentina in the South American Championship in Recife. Without middle ground, the reddish triumph was spectacular. Paraguay broke the mold and amply justified its victory once morest Argentina 7 to 4 in the South American Championship in Recife, just like Brazil, which beat Chile 7 to 4 and Uruguay 5 to 3 once morest Bolivia on the first date. The Albirrojos will now face Uruguay, tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. in the second match with a great team, recent winner of the Bolivarian Games.

With Toro Acuña pulling the strings, Paraguay’s first moments were brilliant and he enabled Luis Pereira with a goal pass to tie the score at one goal, then there was a lack of concentration that allowed Argentina to rise to 3-1.

Already in the second twelve minutes, it was Sebastian Amarilla who reduced the difference and with a great goal Luis Pereira made it three to three, thus ending the second period.

In the final phase, Jesús Rolón woke up the Argentines early, going back to the front, Raúl Flores came to make it 5 to 3, Wilson Rodriguez was present with a great goal to make it six to three, once more a relaxation, which allowed Argentina to rise up to 6 to 4, but in the end Luis Pereira put definitive numbers on the scoreboard and the 7 to 4 victory became evident.

Good work by the albirrojos led by Cayo Villalba that looks like great things and the joy of the group chaired by Ricardo Torres, responsible for the Operation for the APF, was great.