Important triumph of Quilmes against San Martín on the male televised of the date

Suffered a triumph of Quilmes against San Martín. Those led by Juan Pablo Tisera beat Jorge Crovetto in a frantic game that was a time for each side and finally the team of the South from Buenos Aires prevailed. The match was within the framework of the second day of the Metropolitan Tournament A from Knights televised by Disney Plus Premium.

The start of the game did not breathe. The brewer hit and fast. A furtive attack of those led by Juan Tisera who were in rapid search of the imbalance and succeeded. Germán Driemel (1 ‘) captured a rebound in the area and did not forgive. Almost immediately, Santiago Díaz saved the second fall of his arch after a shot again from Driemel. The Quilmeño team did not stop its attacks by the right sector and generated sufficient situations to expand the marker. San Martín, on the other hand, defended himself as he could in the initial five minutes. Despite the suffocation, Sáenz Peña’s could gradually impose their game and had the draw in their first short corner chance. Felipe Duetto could not connect the detour after the sweep of Santiago Fernández.

Again the beginning of the second partial was chaotic for the tricolor. In one controversial decisionQuilmes had the opportunity to put the 2 to 0 penalty after a short corner that seemed not to have come out of the service after the service and subsequently ended in the clear infraction to punish the maximum penalty. Anyway Santiago Díaz became huge in the arch And he stopped the direct shot to Lucas Altube with his right leg to hold the minimum difference in the scoreboard. However, the captain of the brewer could take revenge of himself. In the second short corner chance, Julián Giménez dragged, Díaz contained, but in the rebound, Lucas Altube (27 ‘) put the second goal of the afternoon to leave with two difference to rest.

With the result in your favor, Quilmes yielded the prominence of the bowl to play counterattack. San Martín, with the mission of discounting, sustained possession, although with lack of ideas in attack. That lack of intensity of the offensive block of those led by Jorge Crovetto, forced their younger players to seek to unbalance with individual arrests. And so, Joaquín Cinchona Barberis had the discount after a large air and a Push Without angle that Federico Colella stopped without problems. Then it was Santiago Fernández who lashed out in three quarters and attended Julián Ponce that almost twisted, but Collella was masterful to hold the zero. And in the posterior short, the goalkeeper responded again. Already The trico He deserved his discount.

Barberis was again the protagonist in the first play in the last quarter to generate a new chance from the fixed play. After the first chance, the long -awaited goal came. Santi Fernández (46 ‘) diverted a great sweep of Manuel Lascano that had stayed with the rebound out of the area to put one of the draw. San Martín’s thrust did not stop and arrived after the other the short corner, while Quilmes defended himself as he could and Colella became the great afternoon figure. The lost goals hurt Sáenz Peña who lost in that intensity and the beer team took advantage of it. Juan Ronconi (54 ‘) dragged from a short corner and after Díaz’s shortcut, capitalized the rebound for reverse and with great quality to throw crossed and put back two advantage. Quilmes closed the game defending each fixed play with the Stipcic and Taboada picadores who did a great job to avoid another fall of their arch. Finally it was 3 to 1.

With this result, the team in the south of Buenos Aires adds six of six possible units and is a subway leader. While those of Sáenz Peña fell back after the debut against Miter.

San Martín Formation: Santiago Díaz, Matías Solari, Julián Ponce, Juan Montero, Manuel Lascano, Rodrigo López Side, Santino Callieri, Joaquín Barberis, Guillermo Campana, Martín Lascano and Santiago Fernández. Substitutes: Agustín Nacach, Gianluca Moauro, Franco Santoro, Joaquín Ugarte, Felipe Duetto, Enzo Rossi, Agustín Casanova, Octavio Battipede and Felipe Suárez. DT: Jorge Crovetto.

Quilmes training: Federico Colella, Lucas Altube, Tomás Khull, Iván Stipcic, Germán Taboada, Santiago Petosa, Juan Ronconi, Gonzalo Driemel, Germán Driemel, Julián Giménez, Mariano González. Substitutes: Juan Sebastián Ávalos, Matías García, Juan Kentros, Julián Sívori, Ignacio Stábile, Santiago Peduzzi, Maximiliano Badeigts, Ramiro Brusco and Second Altube. DT: Juan Tisera.