2023-07-05 23:26:11
Racing tied San Lorenzo 1-1, for date 23 of the Professional League. In a match that was played in the Cilindro de Avellaneda, he had expulsions and controversies on both sides.
The first half had everything in the Cilindro de Avellaneda. Shortly after starting the match, you can see how Leonardo Sigali grabs Adam Bareiro, who falls in Gabriel Arias’ area and the entire Cyclone called for a penalty. However, the referee Hernán Mastrángelo did not see a foul and then the VAR intervention was not shown in the official transmission either.
The Academy had two good chances to score, first with Maximiliano Romero at 9′ with a shot that almost went wide and with a free kick from Gonzalo Piovi at 16′ that also went close.
The goal came at the feet of Gabriel Hauche at 20′ and less than 20 minutes later the striker was sent off for an iron shot against Gastón Hernández. Meanwhile, at the end of the first half, Adam Bareiro arrived with a header that almost brought the tie, but finally the locals went 1-0 up at half-time.
The second half had the team led by Rubén Darío Insua more inflamed and generated two great chances to tie it through headers from Gonzalo Maroni, at 4′, and another from Adam Bareiro at 6′. However, things got complicated when Rafael Pérez saw the second yellow card and left his team with 10 players.
At 36′, after a cross, Bareiro was left alone in front of the goal and converted to make it 1 to 1. Nearing the end of the game, there was another controversy due to a grab in the area that ended with the fall of Paolo Guerrero and everything Racing requested a penalty. However, Mastrángelo said that he did not and did not use the technology to check it either.
In this way, the Cyclone was second with 42 points, but not having won the victory gives River a hand to get more advantage and continue to lead the local tournament standings widely. For their part, Fernando Gago’s men have 12 goals and are in 12th place, below Boca.
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