Gimnasia y Tiro drew against Sol de América in Formosa and established itself at the top – Interior Futbolero

Gimnasia y Tiro de Salta and Sol de América tied goalless in a cross between two teams that are in first and second place in Group D of Federal A, respectively, and despite the greater offensive vocation that the local team showed yesterday, the “Albos” managed to neutralize the offensive circuits and at the end of the game they were able to take the victory.

Gimnasia y Tiro got a very good away point against Sol de América from Formosa, the team from Salta became strong defensively and closed all the circuits to the local, which after the first 30 minutes began to show many offensive shortcomings.

Sol de América started in the first quarter of an hour trying to move the ball, widening the pitch, and looking to cover the “Albo” midfielders, trying to control the attack of Emiliano Blanco, their most unbalancing player.

But as the minutes passed, Gimnasia y Tiro settled down, and began to put pressure on the Formoseños, thanks to the job of handling the result, at the speed of their counterattack displays, but without clear plays to break parity. .

The second half started with less mobility on both sides, the changes favored Gimnasia, especially Exequiel Narece who gave the “Albos” more mobility. The game became more open, that allowed the visitors to remove the sticky marks and hit the local goal with a counterattack, and put goalkeeper Eduardo Garcete at risk.

With Sol de América launched to break the 0, he was at the mercy of some cons, although to Gimnasia the lack of definition. The “Albo” was released before the low offensive power of the local and had two chances at the feet of Ivo Chávez, both entering from the right, but his two shots, one in front of the goal and the other from behind, went wide.

With the point, “Albo” remains at the top with 22 units, three behind Sol de América, with 19. On the next date, Gimnasia will receive 9 de Julio de Rafaela and the team from Formosa visit Crucero del Norte.

(Source: From the window)