Stillitano changes and tests with a line of five defenders

The enthusiasm lasted just one date Independent. He won in the tournament debut against Talleres. But that great triumph that was brought from Córdoba did not maintain its expansive wave in Buenos Aires. After that he accumulates two tough defeats at home, with Platense and Defensa y Justicia, and a tie with Vélez in Liniers. The team of Leandro Stillitano It is in full construction, but, especially in the last duel in Avellaneda, it exhibited an imbalance and rude problems from the midfield to the back that raised concern. For this reason, the coach continues in search of solidity and plans to veer towards a scheme of five defenders to visit Banfield next Sunday night.

Stillitano changes. He moves his chips on the green cloth from game to game trying to find the best gear possible, but for the moment his Independiente does not show sustainability in his game. Barely a dropper delivers a sample of what his DT wants, with moments of good pressure. However, there it stays, in a simple feint that does not become a serious thing because it gets mixed up with unforced errors in the central circle and on the last line and because it is not effective up top either.

He had already reached out after the zero equality against Vélez by making six modifications. And now the Red coach is preparing another battery of changes. To begin with, in the soccer test this Thursday, the first of the week, Stillitano abandoned the 4-2-3-1 that he had been implementing up to now to go to a 5-3-2.

Luciano Gómez will return to ownership after overcoming a left shoulder dislocation suffered on the first date. He will enter for the youthful Santiago Salle, who played as a right back although his natural position is later. Another one that will return is Joaquin Laso and Juanito Cazares will come out. The central player provides command voice in the background.

A key income is Augustine Mulet by Kevin Lopez in the middle. The former Vélez can bring him more branding and friction in the center circle, something he clearly lacked last weekend. And up front, DT will try a double nine: will keep Martin Cauteruccio and will put back Matias Gimenez (by the kid Santiago Vallejo).

The eleven that are outlined, then, are: Rodrigo Rey; Gomez, Sergio Barreto, Laso, Ayrton Costa, Damian Perez; Iván Marcone, Agustín Mulet, Baltasar Barcia; Cauteruccio and Gimenez.

He will have two more practices ahead of him to finish polishing the training. It is not ruled out that there may be some other variant. The only sure thing is that Independiente needs to regain confidence and feel more secure, something that is achieved from back to front.

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