MC Torque and Miramar Misiones faced off in a gripping encounter on the fifth matchday of Group B in the Intermedio, but the game concluded without any goals being scored.
In a significant moment of the match, Sebastián Rodríguez of MC Torque missed a penalty in the 61st minute that could have given his team the lead.
Camilo Sánchez was recognized as the standout player, delivering an impressive performance in defense for Miramar Misiones.
Additionally, Juan Tinaglini made notable saves as the goalkeeper for MC Torque, ensuring his team retained a clean sheet.
MC Torque’s coach, Martin Cicotello, lined up his team in a 4-3-3 formation with Juan Tinaglini in goal; Ezequiel Busquets, Eduardo Agüero, Gary Kagelmacher, and Franco Pizzichillo in defense; Santiago Costa, Sebastián Rodríguez, and Pablo Siles in midfield; and Diogo Guzmán, José Neris, and Walter Nuñez leading the attack.
On the other hand, Walter Peralta Saracho’s Miramar Misiones set up in a 3-4-3 configuration, with Lucas Giosia in goal; Oscar Olivera, Jorge Ayala, and Pablo López at the back; Mauricio Gómez, Diego Núñez, Oscar Díaz, and Martin Fernández in midfield; and Ignacio Yépez, Sebastián Da Silva, and Anthony Sosa up front.
Bruno Sacarelo officiated the match, which took place at the Centenario Stadium.
Looking ahead, MC Torque’s next match will see them travel to face Boston River, while Miramar Misiones will host Nacional.
Substitutions for MC Torque
68’ 2T – Santiago Costa for Lucas Pino, Walter Nuñez for Luka Andrade
79’ 2T – Pablo Siles for Lautaro López, Diogo Guzmán for Facundo Martinez
87’ 2T – José Neris for Nahuel da Silva
Yellow Card for MC Torque:
8’ 2T José Neris (Insulting or disapproving the referee)
Substitutions for Miramar Misiones
34’ 1T – Diego Núñez for Axel Pandiani
71’ 2T – Mauricio Gómez for Facundo Silvera, Anthony Sosa for Silvio López
84’ 2T – Oscar Díaz for Juan Crisafi, Sebastián Da Silva for Camilo Sánchez
Yellow Cards for Miramar Misiones:
3’ 2T Oscar Díaz (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 21’ 2T Martin Fernández (Unsportsmanlike conduct), 36’ 2T Axel Pandiani (Unsportsmanlike conduct)