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“So perfect that it scares”, deep rock by the band Callejeros, is the soundtrack of River Plate fans this weekend in Buenos Aires. The euphoria has its reason. The aggregate score of 8 to 2 on Nacional-URU (2 to 0 in Argentina and 6 to 2 in Uruguay) makes the rojiblanca half of the country repeat its classic motto “over and over again”.win, like, beatThe other trendy game in the Buenos Aires capital is 4G (Gallardo’s game added to these other three).
For yesterday’s six goals, we have listed six aspects that Palmeiras must now consider in the semifinals of 5 (in Avellaneda) and 12 (São Paulo).
Expulsion of the goalkeeper. River’s performance was truly memorable, but facilitated after 18 minutes by the red card of Rochet, Nacional’s goalkeeper. It was 0-0 when he kicked Suárez hard. Núnez’s club has already shown superiority and Nacional has already given space -in 11 against 11, a reasonable calculation of the televisions and radios of Buenos Aires is the victory of River by 3 to 1.
8 to 2 and it will still strengthen. The River Plate sector player in Rádio La Red, Gustavo Yarroch, said that the club is looking for two names for the semifinal. One for midfield and one for attack. The good midfielder Tomás Pocchetino, 24, from Talleres, has advanced the negotiations, according to the newspaper “Olé”. There are three registrations allowed for each team until day 2.
Zuculini. The midfielder who replaced Nacho Fernández scored his third goal in four games yesterday. He is scoring well, doing well and entering the rival area competently. He needs to control his aggression as he could have been sent off after hitting a knee on the goalkeeper’s head. In Argentina, it is well remembered that he kicked Centurión’s ankle in the knockout stages of the 2018 Libertadores against Racing. An eventual confrontation between you and Felipe Melo would be to break your leg.
Carrascal. The “Colombian Neymar” seems finally disenchanted. “His future is greater than that of James Rodríguez,” ESPN commentator Ogro Fabbiani said, noting that the point guard has technique and has now incorporated the delivery and speed that are characteristic of Argentine soccer into his game. The goal that opened the scoring in Gran Parque Central shows that it is not an exaggeration.
Hungry too much. Marcelo Gallardo was widely questioned after the game for humiliating the team where he began his coaching career. “Winning is fine, but doing six is too much,” was the conclusion of a mad debate in the middle of the night on Rádio Miter. The historic River technician had already been accused of the same when he applied the 6 to 1 in the Racing of his friend Chacho Coudet in Argentina last year. “The best way to respect the rival is to play the best game possible, and I would not have the authority to ask the players for energy if I told them to relieve him,” said Marcelo.
Balance. This River that swept away the Nacional has a perfect mix of experience and youth. There are strongholds, such as midfielder Ponzio, who has been at the club for nine (!) Years, or goalkeeper Armani, who has owned the goal for three years. But there is also the freshness of novelties such as left-back Angileri, midfielder Zuculini and midfielder Carrascal, who took the title in recent weeks and have done well.
