2023-05-18 04:20:54
The Wolf could have won and Olivera saved the first penalty of the definition, but the rival goalkeeper then stopped the shots of Bersano and Nasta.
The match was even in the first half, but the Floresta team had more time on the ball and also spawned more and better attacks on the goal defended by Olivera.
The Wolf went from minor to major and he also had his arrivals in a match that was gaining in intensity and emotion.
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The bad news for Joaquín Sastre’s team was Joan Juncos’ injurywho had to be replaced before the break by Bruno Nasta.
The game remained balanced, between two teams that felt the effort, so Sastre resorted to changes and sent the field to Rodrigo Castro and Hector Herrera.
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All Boys also made changes to face the last quarter of an hour, when the two teams were already looking askance at the possibility of reaching to penalties.
The other Herrera, Agustín, and Facundo Nadalín entered the final part of the side of a Gymnastics and Fencing team that had the clearest chance of the match after 90′ when Nasta came face to face with the goalkeeper in the small area and Butti’s saving cross prevented the opening of the scoring.
Already in penalties. Olivera saved the first shot, but Bersano’s shot was also saved and everything went back to zero.
The parity was maintained when Rodrigo Castro and Sebastian Olivares converted their respective penalties, but Miter stopped Nasta’s and those from Floresta qualified by winning 4 to 2.
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