The Ferro v''A not ''The Cruise Ferro defeated North by 3 to 1 on the West station and ensured their stay in the Torneo Argentino A. Cáceres, Brown and Molina scored the goals of great triumph Rail, unleashing the madness in their fans.
The Ferro infartante won a game, thanks to the opportunism of his players and the great work of Germain Montenegro. The West was a party. Central Córdoba
enjoyed fully in their stadium. Last night, beat Cruise North by 3 to 1 and left behind the specters of descent and promotion.
Tempesta's team did not play that well, but hit the key moments of the match, held out strong in the background and Montenegro Germain goalkeeper had at a superlative level.
The party
The first half was entertaining, with many hazards and a visitor's generous proposal, which handled the ball for a longer time and became the dominant party territorial.
With Cruise North as manager of operations, Central gambled on the counter and took their chances. Sáez could open the scoring after 20 minutes but his cross shot went just wide. Rival's response came a minute later, when Derlis Soto took a rebound from goalkeeper Montenegro, but kicked out.
After 30 minutes the goal came to Ferro. Carlos Salvatierra came all the way down the right, sent the center and Gonzalo Caceres, head, hit the net. Explosion of joy in the stadium.
After the goal, Central was delayed too and missionaries arrived with serious danger to turn Montenegro into a figure. Cabrera first appeared and sent the keeper rail the corner. Then Brítez hit the crossbar. And then Marquez was about to score the equalizer.
When he was dying the first time, Central had before it a free kick from the edge of the area. Topped Ortega Gaona gave goalkeeper rebound and Brown, an attack, scored the second.
The West was a party.
Complement
In the first minutes of additional stage, Central Córdoba took a speculative position against a rival who stood by his need to close the margin.
About 10 minutes North cruise discount achieved through Yegros Tejada, who had entered at halftime to give greater weight to his team offensive.
After the goal, it raised a leg and back, with a lot of work for archers. Carlos Salvatierra missed a dogfight and in response, Cabrera finished off from inside the box and Montenegro was showcased with a save monumental.
With the passing of the minutes delayed Tempesta equipment and dedicated lines to endure, so Salvatierra and Saez were too isolated up front.
A Central had trouble handling the ball in midfield and in front of this game, it was difficult to have offensive ambitions.
In the end, the visit was ordered to attack desperately and he almost equal when Montenegro tried to save a corner and let the ball served for a rival, but his shot struck the back of the net. In action, the goalkeeper was injured and he left his place the young goalkeeper.
With time served, Salvatierra took advantage of a misunderstanding of the visitors' defense gave way to the "Black" Molina, who defined a violent finish to waist height. To celebrate, Ferro.
Played on Saturday May 14, 2011
CENTRAL CORDOBA 3 - CRUISING THE NORTH (INNS) 1
Central Córdoba: Montenegro Germain, David Soria, Luis Carbajal Gonzalo Cáceres;
Ruben Molina, Mario Pacheco, Diego Suarez and Raúl Castro;
Jorge Ortega, Carlos Salvatierra and Sebastián Sáez.
DT: Dario Tempesta.
Changes: Joaquín Ledesma x Germain Montenegro
Pedro Pereyra x
Gonzalo Cáceres Jose Maria Jorge Ortega Yocco x
North Cruise (Guest): Julio Cesar Gaona; Dante Bareyro, Matto Juan González, Mariano Medrano,
Dardo Romero Franco Cabrera, Carlos Marczuck, Derlis Soto,
Germain Gamarra; Fernando Marquez and Pedro Britez.
DT: Peter Dechat.
Changes: Alejandro Yegros Matto Juan Tejada x
Lucas González Rodríguez Gamarra x Germain
Goals: PT 28m Gonzalo Caceres (CC), 43m Raul Castro (CC). 7m ST
Yegros Alejandro Tejada (CN), Ruben Molina 46m (CC).
Referee: Carlos Cordova (Santa Fe).
Assistants: Federico Cuello (Casilda) and Diego López (Alcorta).
Court: Central Córdoba.
Source: Journal The Liberal / futboldesantiagodelestero.blogspot
Photos: New Journal / We Sport / Journal The Liberal
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