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Colón de Santa Fe became champion of the Argentine Soccer Professional League Cup this Friday by beating Racing 3-0, in the final played at the San Juan del Bicentenario stadium. After 116 years of history, it won its first official First Division title.

At the “Academy”, Matías Rojas entered the second half, at 65 minutes. While Lorenzo Melgarejo was in the bank without being able to enter.

Rodrigo Aliendro (58), Cristian Bernardi (71) and Alexis Castro (86) scored the goals for the unforgettable triumph of ‘Sabalero’, who in this way gives himself the pleasure of being champion for the first time in the highest category in Argentina.

Led by Eduardo Domínguez, the Santa Fe team celebrated obtaining the first national cup in its history and also won a ticket to the Copa Libertadores 2022.

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After a campaign to be forgotten, the “Braves” of FC Juárez from the Mexican First Division aim and prepare with everything for the second half of 2021.

The Mexican club itself confirmed the new technical director. “Officer. Ricardo ‘Tuca’ Ferretti is our new technical director. All the success, ‘Tuca’! Welcome to the most beautiful border! Let’s go Braves, let’s go Juárez!”, Says the post.

Until recently, the coach was at Tigres directing Gignac and Carlos González. He was in the Tigres for ten years and won 5 MX leagues, a Mexico Cup and won the Champions Cup 3 times. In addition, he was champion of the Concachampions and runner-up of the Club World Cup.

With Guadalajara he won the First Division, with Toluca he was champion of Champions and also the Concacaf Champions Cup. With Pumas, he won a Primera championship, while as coach of Mexico, he won the Concacaf Cup. He was 5 times the best coach in mariachi football.

The Paraguayans Gustavo Velázquez, William Mendieta and Captain Darío Lezcano are active in Juárez.

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Ricardo ‘Tuca’ Ferretti is our new Technical Director.

All the success, ‘Tuca’! Welcome to the most beautiful Frontier!

Let’s go Braves, let’s go Juarez! #MoreBravesThanNever #JuarezEsElNumberOne pic.twitter.com/Iqlkv8NIcG

– FC Juárez (@fcjuarezoficial) June 3, 2021

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The Paraguayan team rescued a great draw from their visit to the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo. But despite the great defensive work, which had almost no cracks, and that the game was played mostly on red-red ground, the numbers indicate that Paraguay was even more dangerous than Uruguay and, hence, the result could be better.

Uruguay was the team that took possession of the ball, not with such a difference over Albirroja, but they managed the actions, with 58% possession compared to 42% for Eduardo Berizzo’s team.

But transferring this to direct shots on goal, Paraguay was much more effective, despite the fact that, paradoxically, no goal was scored (not to mention the poorly disallowed goal against Celeste).

Uruguay tried 12 shots on goal by Antony Silva, but really only one was direct between the three sticks. And it did not even bother Silva, since it was a head butt from Diego Godín’s back after a cross from the right, which was weak at the hands of the Uruguayan goalkeeper.

On the other hand, the Albirroja tried only 6 shots and 5 had arc direction, 83.3%. Only one shot from Richard Sánchez that went over the bar was missed.

While Ángel Romero, Óscar Romero, Omar Alderete, Miguel Almirón and Richard Sánchez himself had their attempts that went to Muslera’s goal, being perhaps Ángel’s shot at 16 minutes of the first half the one that most demanded the Uruguayan goalkeeper.

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