Senior Soccer: Federal Shot Reaches Final After 12-Step Improvement

Federal Tire became the first finalist of senior football in the South League after overcoming the undefeated Liniers by penalties by 4 to 1, after drawing 2 to 2 the regular period.

The auriviolet and the goat starred in an entertaining and changing comparison.

He started winning the albinegro with a penalty converted by Julio Acosta, but the cast of the polygon turned it with so many of Juan José Dietz and Daniel “Chiqui” Fernández, of penalty. Finally, Sebastián Becerra sent the match to the definition from the 11 steps.

Meanwhile, today at 20, San Francisco will collide (he eliminated Bella Vista) and Libertad, which left Sansinen on the road.

Synthesis:

-FEDERY FEDERAL (2) (4): Mario Flores; Ramiro Coletto, Luciano Bellini, Sebastián Gigliotti; Víctor Loyarte, Federico Mancinelli, Damián Leobono, Fabricio Prieto (C), Edgardo Pucci; Daniel Fernández and Juan José Dietz.

Then they entered: Emilio Dantagnan, Emiliano Periga, Guido Leobono and Gustavo Olea.

–Liniers (2) (1): Ariel Marrínez; Emiliano Basso, Nicolás Arroyo (C), Hernán Rossell, David Carta Lastra; Pablo Penícola, Francisco Fernández, Nicolás Ballestero, Mariano Corinaldi; Javier Muñoz and Julio Acosta.

Then they entered: Sebastián Becerra, Matías Vazquez and Gustavo Iparraguirre.

–PT. Gol by Julio Acosta (L), penalty.

–ST. Goals of Juan José Dietz (TF), Daniel Fernández (TF), penalty, and Sebastián Becerra (L).

“ Penal. For shooting Juan José Dietz, Federico Mancinelli, Daniel Fernández and Sebastián Gigliotti.

For Liniers, only Julio Acosta converted, Pablo Pablo Penacolo diverted and Emiliano Perriga stopped Nicolás Arroyo’s shot.

–Referee: Marcos Gómez.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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