“Cerro Largo rescues 2-2 tie against Boston River in Uruguay’s Opening Tournament – ESPN.com”

Under an intense deluge that marked the process of the match, Cerro Largo rescued an agonizing 2-2 tie against Boston River at the Ubilla Stadium for the penultimate date of the Opening Tournament.

El Sastre began by hitting first through a stationary ball, since after a corner kick Carlos Valdez won with a header at the near post and opened the scoring against the fruitless effort of Ramiro Bentancur.

The second came in an unusual play that began with a rejection by Valdez in the background with a long ball that fell to Renzo Rabino, who tried to play behind with the goalkeeper but the ball got stuck in a puddle and Cristian Olivera arrived to steal the ball. ball, leave Bentancur on the road and define with an empty goal for the 2-0.

Those led by the “Turco” Apud were even close to going long, when Barrios connected the ball in the Chilean area after a corner kick and the ball crashed into the crossbar.

In the plugin, Boston River got the third when, after a great overflow by Cristian Olivera in the right sector and a precise cross into the area, Emiliano Gómez defined first to put it against the post and widen the score, but the play was invalidated by forward position.

From there, with more desire and drive than I play, Cerro Largo took the lead and tried to discount, and after countless balls into the area, it was 2-1 through Hugo Silveira at 93′.

The game was left open and at 98′, after another delivery to the Sastre area, Furtado grabbed a rebound and with a furious shot put the agonizing score 2-2 for Cerro Largo, who ended up rescuing a point when he had lost it.

The minute by minute of the game: