The Malevos took control of the game, limiting the Ferroviario’s chances and ultimately clinching the match with a 2-0 scoreline. The first goal came from midfielder Antony Alonso at 32 minutes into the first half, while Jonatan Goitía sealed the victory with another goal at the 69th minute of the second half.
Leonardo Heredia hit the post in the 17th minute, sparking a moment of hope for Central Córdoba’s fans but failing to convert their chances.
Despite having a dominance in ball possession at 68%, Central Córdoba (SE) could not break through Dep. Riestra’s solid defense, resulting in a defeat at home.
Jonatan Goitía had an outstanding performance and was named the man of the match for his crucial goal. Antony Alonso was also instrumental, scoring and completing 8 successful passes during the game.
Riestra’s coach, Gustavo Benítez, utilized a 5-3-2 formation featuring Ignacio Arce in goal; Nicolás Sansotre, Facundo Miño, Cristian Paz, Miguel Ángel Barbieri, and Pedro Ramírez in defense; Milton Céliz, Pablo Monje, and Antony Alonso in midfield; and Jonathan Herrera alongside Alexander Díaz up front.
On the other side, Central Córdoba’s manager Omar De Felippe set his team in a 5-2-3 formation with Alan Aguerre as the goalkeeper; Iván Pillud, Juan Pablo Pignani, Jonathan Galván, Facundo Mansilla, and Braian Cufré in defense; Matías Vera and José Florentín in the midfield; with Leonardo Heredia, Gastón Verón, and Lucas Besozzi leading the attack.
The match at Guillermo Laza Stadium was officiated by referee Leandro Rey Hilfer.
Looking ahead to the next fixtures, the Malevos will face Gimnasia at home, while the Ferroviario will take on Boca Juniors away.
Substitutions for Dep. Riestra
- 50’ 2T – Pedro Ramírez out, Mariano Bracamonte in
- 64’ 2T – Antony Alonso out, Jonatan Goitía in; Pablo Monje out, Mateo Ramírez in
- 76’ 2T – Miguel Ángel Barbieri out, Juan Cruz Randazzo in
- 77’ 2T – Alexander Díaz out, Nicolás Benegas in
Yellow card for Dep. Riestra:
- 27’ 1T Cristian Paz
Substitutions for Central Córdoba (SE)
- 45’ 2T – Matías Vera out, Matías Perelló in
- 63’ 2T – Lucas Besozzi out, David Zalazar in; Leonardo Heredia out, Favio Cabral in
- 70’ 2T – Braian Cufré out, Diego Barrera in
- 72’ 2T – José Florentín out, Sebastián Cristóforo in