The clash between River Plate and San Lorenzo concluded without any goals being scored in the latest round of the Clausura league.
Despite dominating possession with 66%, River Plate could not convert their control of the game into a victory.
Paulo Díaz emerged as the standout player of the match, showcasing an impressive defensive performance by intercepting three balls.
On the opposing side, Gastón Hernández made his mark as a crucial defender for San Lorenzo, successfully clearing two dangerous balls from their defensive area.
River’s coach, Marcelo Gallardo, set up his team in a 4-3-3 formation, featuring Franco Armani in goal; with Gonzalo Montiel, Lucas Martínez Quarta, Paulo Díaz, and Marcos Acuña making up the defense; Kevin Castaño, Enzo Pérez, and Matías Galarza Fonda in the midfield; and Santiago Lencina, Maximiliano Salas, and Facundo Colidio leading the attack.
San Lorenzo, under manager Damián Ayude, also aligned in a 4-3-3 formation, with Orlando Gill guarding the net; Ezequiel Herrera, Jhohan Romaña, Gastón Hernández, and Elías Báez in defense; Nicolás Tripichio, Ignacio Perruzzi, and Manuel Insaurralde in midfield; along with Ezequiel Cerutti, Andrés Vombergar, and Alexis Cuello upfront.
The match was officiated by Nicolás Ramírez at the Estadio Mas Monumental.
In their next fixtures, River Plate will visit Independiente while San Lorenzo will host Vélez.
Substitutions for River Plate
18’ 1T – Maximiliano Salas was replaced by Miguel Ángel Borja
59’ 2T – Santiago Lencina was substituted by Juan Fernando Quintero and Facundo Colidio by Gonzalo Martínez
80’ 2T – Kevin Castaño came off for Giuliano Galoppo and Matías Galarza Fonda for Juan Cruz Meza
Yellow Cards for River Plate:
19’ 1T – Miguel Ángel Borja
25’ 1T – Matías Galarza Fonda
13’ 2T – Lucas Martínez Quarta
38’ 2T – Gonzalo Martínez
48’ 2T – Paulo Díaz
Substitutions for San Lorenzo
74’ 2T – Manuel Insaurralde was replaced by Francisco Perruzzi and Ezequiel Cerutti by Agustín Ladstatter
84’ 2T – Nicolás Tripichio was substituted for Teo Rodríguez and Alexis Cuello for Branco Salinardi
94’ 2T – Andrés Vombergar came off for Daniel Herrera
Yellow Cards for San Lorenzo:
16’ 1T – Ezequiel Herrera
44’ 2T – Orlando Gill