01/30/2024 4:36 p.m. Updated on 01/30/2024 8:42 p.m.
The change of location (due to the replanting of the Ducó). The superiority in the starting tactical approach. The high temperature. These are perhaps some of the reasons to understand why Huracán and Talleres changed so much compared to their debuts. El Globo, who had just beaten Banfield, was apathetic and too weak in the last line. El Matador, for his part, had a facelift that bore fruit in La Paternal. It was 2 to 1 for Ribonetto’s team, who took three golden points to Córdoba.
Huracan vs Talleres Marcos Portillo PHOTOBAIRES
Regarding the 1st date, both Huracán and Talleres changed their image drastically in the PT. For Globo, who suffered a lot from the constant defensive imbalances (especially on the left wing), it took a long time and they made a price for it. While, following the weak presentation in the 0-1 defeat with Gimnasia, the Matador was another team: He found Girotti’s goal at the start of the match and did not let off the accelerator. Neither Lucas Souto, nor Fernando Tobio, nor Lucas Carrizo and much less César Ibáñez understood where the T players were coming in. It was a highway right to the goal of Hernan Galíndez, who was exposed to a fronton at times…
Huracan vs Talleres Marcos Portillo PHOTOBAIRES
In fact, Walter Mazzantti’s partial tie was water in the desert thanks to a stroke by Williams Alarcón (once once more he was the best in Sava). However, four minutes later, when it seemed that the blinds of the first half were lowered with the 1 to 1, Marco Portillo took a five-star shot that went over the goalkeeper of the Ecuador team to put the T on top once more.. It was practically all of the Córdoba team, which suffocated the Globe and prevented it from passing half of the field. Justified.
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Talleres’ victory over Huracán
The accessory almost served for the decoration. Without ideas and without football, Huracán went for the tie lacking offensive tools. A shot by Ignacio Pussetto and the occasional chance created by Guido Herrera’s doubts were not enough for Facundo Sava’s team. If the Chilean Alarcón doesn’t come up with an idea, it gets complicated… That being the case, Marcos opened the Portillo to the sky for Talleres.
