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Primera F - GBA Norte · Matchday 11

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Played on Friday 30 October at 00:15 GMT at Estadio Belgrano
⚽ 26' Ulises Castro
🟨 30' Mauro Escobar
Possession: 55% - 45%
1,016 fans in the stadium · gate receipts: $1,269,350
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Match report

Belgrano Munro beat Ferro Pilar 1-0 on matchday 11 of Primera F - GBA Norte. Goals for Belgrano Munro: Castro. Player of the match was Ulises Castro (7.9).

Form guide

Belgrano MunroLDDWW

Belgrano Munro came in with 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat in their last 5 matches.

Ferro PilarLWLWD

Ferro Pilar came in with 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats in their last 5 matches.

Head-to-head

In the last 2 meetings between Belgrano Munro and Ferro Pilar: 1 win for Belgrano Munro, 1 draw and 0 for Ferro Pilar.

Full Belgrano Munro vs Ferro Pilar head-to-head →

Line-ups

Belgrano Munro (5-3-2): Gonzalo Venturini, Elías Guevara, Francisco Souto, Giuliano Briganti, Lito Greenberg, Ulises Castro, Julian Guillen, Adolfo Benigni, Joel Plaza, Román Sensini, Dante Wagner.

Ferro Pilar (4-3-3): Mauro Escobar, Walter Caruso, Eduardo Pisani, Enzo Talamonti, Ángel Benítez, Elián Tossi, Tomás Milos, Joaco Roca, Leonel Najib, Ángel Bruno, Gabi Mascherano.

Minute-by-minute commentary

1'With the stadium roaring, first whistle and off we go; the team try to settle quickly with teeth gritted.
2'The ball is doing the rounds: the home side are in no rush, letting the attack simmer slowly.
4'The away side manage the ball with all the know-how, shifting the home side from side to side.
6'Effort from a teammate hugging the touchline; it whistled past and left everyone with the shout stuck in their throats.
7'The the home side defence is split open by a poor decision. There's a lot riding on this.
8'The away side make life hard for themselves with a sloppy pass down the left.
13'The away side manage the ball with real vision, shifting the home side from side to side.
14'Coordinated pressing: one closes down, another blocks the lane and the third wins it. The fine details told.
16'Elián Tossi slows things down, puts a foot on the ball and waits for a path to open. There's still a game on here.
19'The team end the move with an effort that demands attention.
20'The opponent get compact, check the clock and are happy to suffer in an organised way.
24'The home side put the game to sleep through the middle, trying to tempt the away side out of their shell. Time to look forward now.
25'Adolfo Benigni finds exactly the right channel and leaves Dante Wagner staring at goal.
26'⚡ Dangerous free kick, Román Sensini stands over the ball...
26'...the wall lines up, Román Sensini eyes up the goal...
26'...he floats it into the box, everyone goes up...
26'...Ulises Castro appears between the centre-backs...
26'⚽ ⚽ GOOOOOOOAL! Ulises Castro makes no mistake. 1-0.
27'Interception by the home side in the final third; good pressure and even better reading of the game.
28'The home side manage the ball street-football style, shifting the away side from side to side. You can see the work done on the training ground this week.
29'Francisco Souto thinks a step ahead and finds Román Sensini in the hot zone.
30'Mauro Escobar goes in hard right in front of the dugouts and the referee gives the foul. This one could go either way.
30'🟨 The referee shows a yellow and the team now have to tread carefully in that area.
31'The away side are camped in the opposition half and force them to kick it out. The league table is starting to do its sums.
32'The away side make life hard for themselves with a sloppy pass in the danger zone. The margin for error is tiny.
36'The away side launch a textbook counter-attack, the kind the gaffer drills all week long. The result will give everyone plenty to chew on.
38'The home side turn defence into attack in the blink of an eye.
41'Deadly counter from the away side: few touches, lots of space and a whiff of danger.
42'The home side can't get near the ball; the away side keep it from them patiently.
43'It's end to end now; great for the neutral, heart-attack stuff for the managers.
45'Walter Caruso plays it back and starts again; sometimes going backwards is attacking too.
46'As the heart rates come down, a heated half-time: there was intensity, but a lack of precision in the final third.
48'Dante Wagner strikes it first time and leaves the opponent gasping for air.
53'Giuliano Briganti plays it back and starts again; sometimes going backwards is attacking too.
56'Foul by the team to stop a counter that looked dangerous.
57'The home side can't get near the ball; the away side keep it from them patiently.
58'Interception by the home side around the D; good pressure and even better reading of the game.
64'Joaco Roca nips in just before the ball reaches a teammate.
66'Deadly counter from the home side: few touches, lots of space and a whiff of danger.
71'The away side make life hard for themselves with a sloppy pass down the left.
76'Pass between the lines from Joaco Roca; there was a tiny gap and the vision was there to spot it.
77'🎯 Walter Caruso runs at goal and shapes to shoot...
77'...hits it with his left foot...
77'Effort from a teammate between the lines; it whistled past and left everyone with the shout stuck in their throats.
78'Possession belongs to the home side, although for now there's no real bite around the box. The fans have already drawn their conclusions.
79'The home side put the game to sleep out wide, trying to tempt the away side out of their shell.
80'It fell perfectly for Joel Plaza, who hit it with heart and boot. There's noise all around the ground.
81'The away side make life hard for themselves with a sloppy pass through the middle.
82'The home side put the game to sleep in the danger zone, trying to tempt the away side out of their shell.
85'Julian Guillen takes charge of midfield and brings a bit of order to the chaos.
86'The the away side press bites in behind the holding midfielder; the home side start to lose their clarity.
89'...shapes to shoot from outside the box...
89'🎯 Tomás Milos carries the ball forward...
89'Scuffed shot from Tomás Milos; not pretty, but it still caused problems.
90'With tiredness written all over them, the end of a story of nerves, fine details and plenty of physical football.

Where they stand

In Primera F - GBA Norte, Belgrano Munro are in position 2 with 23 points; Ferro Pilar are in position 3 with 22 points. See the full table

Other results from matchday 11

About the clubs

Belgrano Munro, founded in 1923, from the Munro neighbourhood, with 1,908 fans. Home ground: Estadio Belgrano.

Ferro Pilar, founded in 1923, from the Pilar, Buenos Aires neighbourhood, with 1,670 fans. Home ground: Estadio Pilar.

Coming up

Next match for Belgrano Munro: vs su proximo rival — Saturday 31 October at 13:00 GMT

Next match for Ferro Pilar: vs su proximo rival — Saturday 31 October at 13:30 GMT

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