Italiano and San Fernando won and are in the Metro final

The semifinals of the Metropolitan Ladies Tournament have their final confirmed: Italian will play against San Fernando. The day started with something historic; the Tano went to the final for the first time in its history, They tied with GEBA 2 to 2 in regulation time and beat them 4 to 3 in shoot-outs to win the precious ticket. The second duel was also defined by Australian penalties, after a 1-1 draw in the match. Sanfer won the duel 4 to 2 and will play their sixth consecutive final. You can follow all the 2025 Palyoffs through DisneyPlus Premium Plan.

At the start of the match, Gimnasia jumped onto the field with the task of drowning Italianonot allowing you to exit the background precisely and without skipping lines. The Tano managed to emerge from behind with Férola and Sirera, managing to break the blockade Healthy Mens and – without having much possession – manage to interrupt Ana Dodorico’s tranquility. The first was Lara Casas, who put together a shot on the edge of the area that the Córdoban woman cleared with her left hand.

In the second quarter GEBA continued with its script, but it was more effective. After a recovery from Clar Campi in the middle of the field, Victoria Falasco received the ball and cleaned up Sol Guigñetwho ran, evaded, entered the area and got a penalty that Catalina Alimenti (18′) converted into a goal. The joy did not last long: in a deconcentration of Pacheco’s team, Lara Casas stole the ball from the defense of GyEreached the bottom and shot a backhand cross that Catalina Andrade combined (22′) to tie the score.

After the long break, the actions were divided. The game began blow by blow and Gimnasia expanded the score again with the same equation, Guignet takes a corner and Food (35′) he changes it for a goal. The response did not take long to arrive, Caballito’s team – from the fixed action – created a short corner that did not go as expected, but the rebound was left for Zoe Diaz (40′) and the best U21 player in the world made it 2 to 2.

In the last quarter, pressure and anxiety began to take over, the cards began to emerge and the flow of the game stopped. The result did not change its course and it went to Australian penalties.

Shootouts:

Italian:

Lombard Sun converted.

Micaela Sirera converted

Valentina Férola erred, shortcut Dodoric

Lara Casas converted.

GEBA:

Sol Guigñet converted.

Victoria Falasco converted.

Catalina Giesso erred, shortcut Crevecoeur.

Manuela Raymondo converted.

*The fifth and last penalty was taken by Antonella Rinaldiin the first instance the competition continued, but Italiano asked for the video ref and they confirmed that the GEBA forward hit the ball with the wrong part, which was why it was annulled and Tano won the round.

GEBA formed with: Ana Luz Dodorico; Virginia Lorenzetti ©, Luján Sáez, Catalina Rodríguez Giesso, Candelaria Rodríguez; Victoria Falasco, Clara Campi, Manuela Raymondo; Catalina Alimenti, Abril Rayer and Sol Guigñet. Substitutes: Jamín Carregal, Antonella Rinaldi, Agustina Rios, Lara Borezteguin, Catalina Stamati, Agustina Miranda, Martina Hanselmann, María Blutrach and Morena Lettieri. DT: Juan Pacheco.

Italian came out with these 11: Nicole Crevecouer, Morena Signorello, Micaela Sirera, Valentina Férola; Sol Olalla, Sol Lombardo, Catalina Andrade, Greta Liporace ©; Camila Úbeda, Lara Casas and Zoe Díaz. Substitutes: Camila Ayastuy, Solana González, Catalina Sirera, Camila Gandulla, Pilar Úbeda, Juanita Biré, Delfina Olalla, Carla Servadio and Indiana Barreiro. DT: Juan Manuel Casas.

Second semi-final

The tension was present in Roca Parkunforced errors appeared prematurely and neither team managed to intimidate the opposing area. Of course, the second quarter began with a pinball in the Lomas area, Clara Barberi responded excellently when called and, with about three consecutive covers, he made clear its validity for these instances.

After halftime the game was more direct, but without achieving effectiveness; with the exception of the goal scored by San Fernando, a deflection by Piccardo after a center by Trinchinetti. Lomas asked for the video and Soledad Iparaguirre (in charge of the tool in the match) canceled it, stating that Eugenia did not travel the required five meters.

The maximum emotions were all left for lastat the moment the cards began to be re-rolled and the pressure increased, the air was felt for shoot-outs, but the teams had other plans. Lomas got the goal thanks to Celina Di Santo (58′)the eldest of the sisters took advantage of a mistake in defense and broke the zero. San Fernando was not left behindwent forward and got a last short corner with which, the one in charge of the agonizing goals, Valentina Costa Biondi (59′) once again gave life to the North Zone Tricolor.

Shootouts

San Fernando:

Lucia Sanguinetti erred, shortcut Barberi.

Sol Pagella converted.

Eugenia Trinchinetti converted.

Micaela Retegui converted.

Candela Esandi converted.

Lomas Athletic:

Morena Bouza erred, shortcut Pallotini.

Celina Di Santo erred, shortcut Pallotini.

Aylin Ovejo converted.

Valentina Marcucci he shot and Pallotini fouled him, Forcherio he converted the direct penalty.

San Fernando took to the field with: Yazmín Pallotini; Pilar Serrano, Sol Di Fonzo, Valentina Costa Biondi, Julieta Lozzia; Micaela Retegui, Candela Esandi, Sol Pagella; Alina Piccardo, Eugenia Trinchinetti © and Lucía Sanguinetti. Substitutes: Carolina Lardies, Sofía Cosentino, Belén Bazzana, Sol Cosentino, Valeria Trinchinetti, Luana Rodríguez, María del Pilar Cairncross and Magdalena Lanzoni. DT: Rodrigo Saliva.

Lomas Athletic played with: Clara Barberi; María Emilia Forcherio, Emma Knobl, Camila Rabino; Bárbara Redruello, Martina Triñanes ©, Valentina Marcucci, Sofía Jorge; Aylín Ovejero, Juana Fajardo, Celina Di Santo. Substitutes: Valentina Luna, Joaquina Berisso, Morena Bouza, Milagros Di Santo, Delfina Mussari, Sabina Schiopino and Chiara Agostini. DT: Lucas Vila.