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It was the 69th minute of the match between Colo Colo and Santiago Wanderers when Gualberto Jara decided to send Nicolás Blandi to the field to replace Estaban Paredes, who had already scored a goal in the transitional 2-2 that was being seen on the scoreboard of the Monumental Stadium.
Unfortunately the Argentine’s entry to the field was inconsequential for the development of the game, watching helplessly as just a few minutes later Enzo Gutiérrez scored the defining 3-2.
The data for the role of former San Lorenzo against the caturros are devastating, especially if it is Compare what was done by Esteban Paredes, who at 40 and after months without playing returned to action with a real goal.
According to data from choose, he Argentine touched the ball just three times in the 21 minutes he was on the court, all of them being short distance passes. He did not face any duel to keep the ball or evade any rival, in addition to not receiving fouls and having zero shots on goal defended by Mauricio Viana.
What of Paredes, without being extraordinary, was much more contribution to the team. He gave 13 passes, won three duels (one aerial), shot twice on goal, created an opportunity and scored a goal, as well as receiving two offensive fouls.
Numbers to take into account considering the immediate challenges that come to Colo Colo: The superclassic against the University of Chile in the National and the duel for the Copa Libertadores against Peñarol at the Monumental.
It is true that Nicolás Blandi was the great price that Colo Colo paid thinking about this 2020, but Paredes in just one duel, with 40 years of age and after months without playing, managed to be a much more important contribution in a team where there is no time to experiment.
