Nothing happened and everything happened at the same time. On the one hand, Gimnasia de Mendoza was left empty-handed and chewed anger for losing again at home (second fall in line). On the other hand, Nueva Chicago took off the mufa after seven games and achieved its first victory of the season to excite itself with changing its luck.
The Wolf went from oldest to youngest in the first half. He began by showing the desire to prevail on the scoreboard to reach Atlanta at the top of the championship and ended up reflecting his worst version in the tournament. That decrease in performance was a little due to their own imperfections to open the match and another little as a result of the good game that El Torito played.
Despite the difficult economic and footballing moment that led the new leadership to fire Yagui Forestello to give confidence to Ezequiel Giaccaglia, a man of the club, the Matadors evolved in their game: they were a solid team in defense, sacrificed when they did not have the ball and active when he counted the dominance of the ball. Be careful, he also had to suffer. Because Ramón Lentini had a header that was barely deflected at the start and, a few minutes later, the stick denied Cristian Llama the cry.
Beyond the limitations of the low hierarchy of a roster full of youth, Chicago managed to hurt one of the animators of the First National. Is that when the first half ended, Rodrigo Aquino – with just four games on his back – took advantage of a counter, beat Iván Ramírez and defined on one side before the departure of the debutant Alejo Tello.
In addition, the visit threw itself a few meters back, played with the desperation of his rival and bet on some against savior to stretch the difference. And he was close to achieving it.
For Rodrigo, Aquino has happened nothing and everything happened.
