Zárate’s confession about the definition of the Professional League and the day the bar asked them to go back

The former Xeneize striker referred to the championship obtained by Boca and assured that “it was strange” that Enzo Copetti did not kick the penalty.

Boca’s former striker, Mauro Zárate, assured that Xeneize is “the best” after becoming champion and that “had some things that other teams lacked”.

The attacker, who has just terminated the contract with Platense and is waiting for offers, reviewed on ESPN what was the title that Xeneize won last weekend after drawing 2-2 against Independiente.

Zárate also indicated that “Racing was a great team, which did a great job Fer (Gago)” but “There were moments in which many games went away because he was badly stopped”assured. “Boca ended up being the champion and the best”hill.

Mauro Zárate and the penalty that Enzo Copetti did not kick in Racing vs. River

In the duel between Racing and River in the Cilindro de Avellaneda the Academy had a penalty on the hour that, if he converted it, it became 2-1 and he was crowned champion of the Professional League taking into account that Boca tied with independent 2-2.

The Racing fans were upset and very angry because the penalty was not kicked by Enzo Copetti and neither was another experienced or team leader. The one who executed was Jonathan Galván and Franco Armani covered his shot. Fernando Gago’s team was defeated on the hour and the title escaped him.

Mauro Zárate referred to the crucial moment of the definition and said: “Maybe Galván is a great penalty kicker and then he’s going to come out on top”. But he assured that “It was a bit strange” that Copetti did not execute the penalty because “he is a scorer, he is a guy who scores a lot of goals” and closed: “It is the most beautiful penalty that I am going to kick in Racing”.

Mauro Zárate told the day that the Lazio bar in Italy squeezed them not to win

Among the fans, during the week prior to the classics that defined the championship, the dilemma was created about what each of the teams had to do, especially River and Independiente to harm the rival of all life.

Mauro Zárate began by saying that the way Independiente and River went out to play their respective matches “It was good” and that in the previous one “I did not imagine that they would go out to play like this”. And followed: “I imagined that they were going to do what…”, thus implying that the Red and the Millionaire would go out to play less to harm the rival.

And he told what happened to him in Italy when he was a Lazio player and the club’s bar went to squeeze the squad. “In Lazio it happened to me. Roma were there to become champions and we played against Inter and if they won they passed it by a point” and beyond the victory of Neroazzurro completed “You know how the boys came” thus referring to the tightening of the bar. And he closed: “If Rome becomes champion, they will die.”