Talleres vs Newell’s: Tournament Win | Match Recap

Workshops defeated 2 to 1 Newell’s with so many of Ronaldo Martinez y Valentin Depietri at the Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium, for the first date Apertura Tournament. Walter Núñez He discounted the hour, but it was not enough.

At the beginning, Leprosy started by surprising the locals, and after a good play, Facundo Guch He had the opening of the scoring at his feet, but his left foot shot went into the hands of Guido Herrera.

It seemed that the visit was going to surprise with its renewed team, but Talleres settled the boat and started playing. Giovanni Baroni It was important in the creation, and little by little it found the spaces. His shot forced a cover from Gabriel Ariasbrand new reinforcement of the Rosario team, and in the next, An incredible play did not end in a miracle goal when José Palomino touched it after a series of rebounds and the ball hit the post.

At all times, the Cordobans were more, and with Ronaldo Martinez As the main offensive piece, they always generated danger although they could not convert.

The goal was about to fall. And finally he arrived at 13 minutes of the complement with his two best players. Baroni threw a perfect left-footed cross, and Martínez won from above to open the scoring. The Paraguayan was hired to score goals, and he started with everything.

For its part, Newell’s felt the blow and everything went down when Bruno Cabrera saw the second yellow a moment later after an infringement in the middle of the field. Everything was already uphill for the Orsi-Gómez duo.

On the other hand, Talleres had spaces everywhere to expand the account. Diego Ortegoza He inexplicably missed it one-on-one with the goalkeeper when he had a pass with Rick to his right. It was a matter of hitting a counter.

Bruno Barticciotto He sped off to the right and found only Valentin Depietriwho hooked and hit hard for Kempes’ delirium.

In the final minutes, Newell’s took the lead with great pride, supported by the attitude of the incoming player. Matías Cóccaroand obtained the discount through Walter NúñezHowever, time was against him, and in Córdoba, he ended up celebrating the T.

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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