Tigre triumphed over Estudiantes (RC) with a definitive score of 2-0 at the Don José Dellagiovanna stadium in their opening fixture of the Apertura league. The home team initiated their path to victory when Alan Barrionuevo netted the first goal just after the break, in the 52nd minute. His impressive individual effort on the right wing resulted in a precise shot to the lower right corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance.
The lead was soon doubled by Jalil Elías, who found the back of the net in the 64th minute, solidifying the win for Tigre. Barrionuevo’s remarkable performance earned him the title of player of the match, showcasing not only his scoring ability but also his defensive skills, clearing four dangerous balls from his area.
Jalil Elías complemented the team’s performance with his own goal, making significant contributions throughout the match. Early on, in the first half, Gabriel Alanís raised the excitement in the stands with a spectacular nutmeg on Guillermo Soto, capturing the fans’ attention.
Tigre’s head coach, Diego Dabove, deployed a 4-4-2 formation with Felipe Zenobio guarding the net; the defensive line included Guillermo Soto, Joaquín Laso, Alan Barrionuevo, and Federico Álvarez. The midfield featured Jabes Saralegui, Jalil Elías, Bruno Leyes, and Elías Cabrera, while Ignacio Russo and David Romero led the attack.
On the flip side, Iván Delfino’s squad opted for a 4-5-1 setup, with Renzo Bacchia in goal; their defense composed of Matías Ruiz Díaz, Gonzalo Maffini, Sergio Ojeda, and Tobías Ostchega; a midfield featuring Alejandro Cabrera, Tomás González, Mauro Valiente, Nicolás Talpone, and Gabriel Alanís; and Mateo Bajamich as the lone forward.
Felipe Viola served as the main referee for this encounter.
Next, Tigre will be traveling to face Belgrano, while Estudiantes (RC) will play at home against Argentinos Juniors.
Substitutions for Tigre
75’ 2T – Ignacio Russo was substituted for Alfio Oviedo, while Elías Cabrera was replaced by Ignacio Peluffo.
84’ 2T – Joaquín Laso was substituted by Ramón Arias.
Yellow Cards for Tigre:
28’ 1T Joaquín Laso (Unsporting behavior), 40’ 1T Elías Cabrera (Unsporting behavior), and 41’ 2T Alfio Oviedo (Unsporting behavior).
Substitutions for Estudiantes (RC)
66’ 2T – Mauro Valiente was replaced by Martín Garnerone, Tomás González for Lucas González, Alejandro Cabrera for Siro Rosané, Jabes Saralegui for Tiago Serrago, and David Romero for Santiago López.
77’ 2T – Gabriel Alanís was substituted by Javier Ferreira.
78’ 2T – Mateo Bajamich was replaced by Ezequiel Forclaz.
Yellow Cards for Estudiantes (RC):
1’ 2T Tomás González (Unsporting behavior), 6’ 2T Mauro Valiente (Unsporting behavior), and 46’ 2T Nicolás Talpone (Unsporting behavior).