ELDT
Primera I - GBA Norte · Matchday 6

Belgrano Villa CrespoBelgrano Villa Crespo crest1 - 1Def. Retiro Oeste crestDef. Retiro Oeste

Played on Sunday 14 June at 02:00 BST at Estadio Belgrano Villa Crespo
Performance: 2.0 - 2.2
1,575 fans in the stadium · gate receipts: $1,987,500
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Match report

Belgrano Villa Crespo and Defensa Retiro Oeste shared the points in a match where neither managed to get the upper hand. The final 1-1 reflected two sides with similar plans who cancelled each other out over the ninety minutes, on a matchday where the details were scant and the emotions were kept in check. Both came through evenly to the finishing phase without either being able to seal the win.

Darío Zaccaro was the one to open the scoring for the home side with a goal that made the most of the work from the right-sided midfielder, while Theo Zimei provided the assist in a move where the visiting defence failed to react in time. Defensa Retiro Oeste found an answer through Pocho Wolf, the Colombian attacking midfielder aged just seventeen, who levelled matters with a clinical finish. The visiting youngster showed composure in the box, that fearless touch some youngsters have when they do not yet have years on their back to doubt themselves. For his part, Axel Aramburu, the central midfielder aged thirty-seven who carries stories of Comodoro Rivadavia on his back, tried to keep things balanced in the middle for the home side, although experience no longer is enough for the more intense tussles. Liam Muñoz on the left was booked in a game where the fouls were shared out without drama. Ian Arechavaleta had his chances up front for the visitors, though without the clarity needed to make them count. Gonzalo Simoni, the twenty-one-year-old striker from Resistencia, could not find the space Belgrano needed to stretch the lead.

The draw leaves both teams with mixed feelings. For Belgrano Villa Crespo, taking a point at home is always not enough when you have opened the scoring. For Defensa Retiro Oeste, the point rescued away from home carries more value, although Ángel Aldazabal and the rest of the central defence know they made mistakes that could have cost more dearly. A difficult matchday in the area.

Form guide

Belgrano Villa CrespoDDDLL

Belgrano Villa Crespo came in with 0 wins, 3 draws and 2 defeats in their last 5 matches.

Def. Retiro OesteDWDLL

Def. Retiro Oeste came in with 1 win, 2 draws and 2 defeats in their last 5 matches.

Head-to-head

In the last 2 meetings between Belgrano Villa Crespo and Def. Retiro Oeste: 0 wins for Belgrano Villa Crespo, 1 draw and 1 for Def. Retiro Oeste.

Full Belgrano Villa Crespo vs Def. Retiro Oeste head-to-head →

Line-ups

Belgrano Villa Crespo (4-4-2): Felipe Cerda, Julián Atxaga, Bastian Zacarías, Leandro Boschi, Theo Zimei, Liam Muñoz, Axel Aramburu, Adrián Irala, Darío Zaccaro, Gonzalo Simoni, Eduardo Granado.

Def. Retiro Oeste (4-4-2): Diego Brambilla, Cataldo Arbieto, Gino Jiménez, Ángel Aldazabal, Bauti Hernández, Yanis Braun, Mirko Arcuri, Pocho Wolf, Bauti Buffoli, Nene Bono, Ian Arechavaleta.

Where they stand

In Primera I - GBA Norte, Belgrano Villa Crespo are in position 12 with 34 points; Def. Retiro Oeste are in position 2 with 56 points. See the full table

Other results from matchday 6

About the clubs

Belgrano Villa Crespo, with 1,696 fans. Home ground: Estadio Belgrano Villa Crespo.

Def. Retiro Oeste, with 1,752 fans. Home ground: Estadio Def. Retiro Oeste.

Coming up

Next match for Belgrano Villa Crespo: vs su proximo rival — Sunday 1 November at 00:45 GMT

Next match for Def. Retiro Oeste: vs su proximo rival — Sunday 1 November at 00:45 GMT

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