Because up to then the process was tense and disputed, but lacking clear ideas to clear the course. From there Pablo Pérez was the origin of the tactical organization, distributing clear and accurate. Putting everyone in motion based on a rehearsed scheme. That is why with 1-0 the Park team had the chance to start closing the confrontation, because Lanús was unarmed.
But the definitive returns of the 4-4-2 that Kudelka planted began to arrive in the complement. Palacios on the right and González on the left made the bands to balance both in attack and defense, while Pérez had the help of Moreno to prevent the middle from being a transit zone for Lanús.
Palacios consolidated his determination when he scored the second goal, and from there everything was a red-black monologue.
In a great play, Moreno came out quickly to counterattack and took the ball a long way until he enabled Palacios, who in a wonderful way defined for the second red-black goal.
Confidence spread among all those led by Kudelka, so much so that the dominance was overwhelming and forceful.
Forcefulness to which Gentiletti also joined from the bottom, to celebrate the third.
The game was definitively broken and the leprous win was walking through the south of Buenos Aires, distributing relief, satisfaction and optimism towards what is coming.
What was not even tarnished with the surprising Lanús discount.
But the need for a triumph at Newell’s was so great that if something was missing from the victory, it was a homage goal, like the one that Maxi Rodríguez scored, just 21 years after his professional debut.
That experience that also compensated José Sand when he achieved the second garnet goal.
Newell’s believed again, played again and found victory again. An urgent and indispensable victory. Now they must ratify what they did against Lanús to project that desire to play the area for the championship and the place for the Libertadores.
