Danubio fell 2-0 with Guaraní for the fourth date of group B that was played at the Centenario Stadium, leaving a meager image that also complicates their aspirations to advance to the phase.
The game began with the visit trying to get ahead on the field and overturn the game on the left to generate chances, against a Uruguayan team standing well and betting on their collective device.
A shot from Benítez that went close and another from Papelito Fernández that hit the outside wall of the goal, showed their intentions.
The truth is that after ten minutes the fringes were comfortable in their actions, they were gaining meters and wanting to connect with the offensive men to break the parity.
But the response of those led by Rodrigo López was with growth from their midfielders, mainly Gil Romero and Ríos, who had an intense bustle to improve their predisposition.
Once again Benítez had his chance and then Camacho with a mid-distance shot forced a good save from Goicoechea.
The truth is that Alejo Cruz hardly touched the ball and could not stand out on the right, which in turn meant that May and Papelito had little participation, something that the team suffered.
Nothing changed a first half that was tied goalless, a good deal for the visit playing at someone else’s home.
the goals
In addition, López sent four changes to the native team to bet on risking something more on the offensive side. Minutes where arrivals were scarce, something that Conde tried to change at 54′ when Diego Vera was sent onto the field by Silva.
The admitted Facundo Barceló with his speed forced a couple of very good saves from the striped cuidapalos who was in charge of keeping everything unchanged, although he was later injured and was replaced.
The truth is that those from Maroñas did not achieve convincing actions or clearly bother Rodrigo Muñoz, betting on other possibilities from the bench, but without being able to oil the operation.
And a hard blow was given at 73′ when the visitor’s goal was made. Federico Santander wanted to send a center that he gave into Monzón’s hand, something that the local players discussed, but that the VAR ended up confirming. Santander himself took charge of the shot and made it 1-0.
But he was not left alone with that. At 80′ a quick against the Paraguayans ended with Alex Cantero arriving launched and kicking crossed for the 2-0 that lowered the curtain on the process.
Nothing changed the result of a duel that went 2-0 for Guarani, who now leads the group with 7 units. Danubio was left with four (-1) awaiting the result between Emelec and Huracan who have the same points.
party incidents
45” Change: Alexis Cantero comes in Walter David Clar Fritz leaves
45” Change: Facundo Barceló enters Viera leaves Nestor Abraham Camacho Ledesma
45” Change: Luis Carlos Fariña Olivera enters Victor Hugo Dorrego Coito leaves
54” Change: enters Diego Daniel Vera Méndez leaves Santiago Silva (Danube)
62” Change: Enrique Javier Borja Araujo enters Facundo Barceló Viera leaves
66” Change: enter Santiago Ernesto Romero Fernández sale Alejo Cruz Techera (Danubio)
72” Yellow card for Lucas Gabriel Monzón Lemos (Danube)
74”¡GOL! Federico Javier Santander scored from the penalty spot.
77” Yellow card for Mauro Daniel Goicoechea Furia (Danube)
78” Change: enters Facundo Ezequiel Saravia Salvia leaves Luis Leandro Sosa Otermín (Danube)
78” Change: enters Maximiliano Nahuel Añasco Dornells leaves Bruno Sebastián Fernández Miglierina (Danube)
79”¡GOL! of play by Alexis Cantero (Guaraní)
81” Change: Brahian enters Matías Fernandez Fernandez leaves Federico Javier Santander Mereles (Guarani)
84” Yellow card for Gaston Gil Rosemary
84” Yellow card for Alexis Cantero (Guarani)
94” Yellow card for Maximiliano Nahuel Añasco Dornells (Danube)
2023-05-25 23:53:00
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