During the fifth matchday of Group B in the Intermedio tournament, Progreso celebrated a comprehensive victory against Boston River, winning 2-0 at their home ground.
Matteo Copelotti opened the scoring just before halftime in the 45th minute, breaking the deadlock. In the second half, Juan Rivero extended Progreso’s lead with a goal in the 76th minute, sealing the victory.
Juan Rivero was undoubtedly the standout player of the match, contributing a goal and demonstrating exceptional midfield control. Matteo Copelotti also made his mark by scoring the opener.
Under the guidance of head coach Alejandro Larrea, Progreso deployed a solid 4-4-2 formation featuring Nicolás Gentilio in goal; a defensive line of Gianfranco Trasante, Hernán Carroso, Mauro Martin, and Facundo Silvera; a midfield comprising Agustín Pinheiro, Juan Rivero, Alejandro García, and Nicolás Fernández; with Matteo Copelotti and Gonzalo Silva leading the attack.
Conversely, Boston River, managed by Jadson Viera Castro, also set up in a 4-4-2 formation. Bruno Antúnez guarded the net, supported by defenders Juan Manuel Acosta, Mateo Rivero, Marcos Gómez, and Fredy Martínez. The midfield included Mauricio Vera, Lucas Lemos, Guillermo López, and Baltasar Barcia; while Agustín Albarracin and Juan Manuel Gutiérrez formed the attacking pair.
Match official Esteban Ostojich officiated the game, ensuring a fair contest.
Looking ahead, Progreso will face Racing (U) in their next match, while Boston River will play at home against MC Torque at the Estadio Campeones Olímpicos.
Substitutions for Progreso
67’ 2T – Matteo Copelotti was replaced by Facundo Sosa
74’ 2T – Gonzalo Silva exited for Mario García
87’ 2T – Nicolás Fernández was substituted by Danilo Asconeguy, with Juan Rivero making way for Ayrton Cougo
Substitutions for Boston River
45’ 2T – Lucas Lemos was replaced by Felipe Chiappini
63’ 2T – Baltasar Barcia and Guillermo López were substituted by Valentin Adamo and Gustavo Viera, respectively
80’ 2T – Agustín Albarracin was substituted by Facundo Muñoa, and Juan Manuel Gutiérrez was replaced by Richard González
Yellow Cards for Boston River:
12’ 1T – Lucas Lemos
37’ 1T – Baltasar Barcia
35’ 2T – Marcos Gómez