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Primera V - GBA Oeste 3 · Matchday 10

Nautilus1 - 0El Fortín de Villa Crespo

Played on Sunday 25 October at 02:30 GMT at Nautilus Stadium
⚽ 28' Álvaro Curi
🟨 64' Álvaro Curi🟨 73' Lucio Guerrero
Possession: 56% - 44%
1,450 fans in the stadium · gate receipts: $1,839,500
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Match report

Nautilus beat El Fortín de Villa Crespo 1-0 on matchday 10 of Primera V - GBA Oeste 3. Goals for Nautilus: Curi. The standout was Dylan Berraondo (7.5).

Form guide

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Nautilus came in with 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats in their last 5 matches.

El Fortín de Villa CrespoWLDLW

El Fortín de Villa Crespo came in with 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats in their last 5 matches.

Head-to-head

In the last meeting between Nautilus and El Fortín de Villa Crespo: 1 win for Nautilus, 0 draws and 0 for El Fortín de Villa Crespo.

Full Nautilus vs El Fortín de Villa Crespo head-to-head →

Line-ups

Nautilus (4-3-3): Lito Tassinari, Joaquín Sperandio, Augusto Cohen, Cesar Modarelli, Raúl Tognola, Dylan Berraondo, Iván Calabria, Lionel Battaglia, Turco Serrano, Álvaro Curi, Andrés Moya.

El Fortín de Villa Crespo (5-4-1): Alfredo Cruz, Mirko Duarte, Tomi Pereyra, Maxi Riquelme, Edgardo Vicari, Geremías Rinaldi, Lucio Guerrero, Ariel Siciliani, Rafael Ughetti, Joel Sacchetti, Cristian Sensini.

Minute-by-minute commentary

1'After the final team talk, we're under way: the team get us going from the centre spot and are already looking to stake their claim around the D.
4'Edgardo Vicari jumps out to press and squeezes the pitch as if by remote control.
5'The away side make life hard for themselves with a sloppy pass down the left.
9'Possession belongs to the away side, although for now there's no real bite around the box.
11'Lucio Guerrero collects between the centre-backs after a pass that split the pitch in two.
13'The home side put the game to sleep between the lines, trying to tempt the away side out of their shell. The away side have to respond now.
17'🛡️ The defence clears the danger and keeps the ball.
20'The ball moves safely between the the home side shirts; what's missing is a bit of pace in the final third.
21'Joel Sacchetti accelerates between the lines and the counter starts to take shape.
22'Mistake in the the away side build-up; the home side win it back and have space to hurt them.
23'The home side move it about sensibly, with Joaquín Sperandio as the side's compass.
26'The home side prepare a training-ground routine from the corner.
27'Geremías Rinaldi goes in hard right in front of the dugouts and the referee gives the foul.
28'⚡ Dylan Berraondo wins it in his own half and breaks at speed...
28'...the counter is lethal, Dylan Berraondo runs the length of the pitch...
28'...slips in Álvaro Curi, who has arrived through the middle...
28'...Álvaro Curi finishes first time...
28'⚽ ⚽ SHOUT IT OUT! GOOOOAL! Álvaro Curi smashes it home. 1-0.
31'Corner swung to the near post; the opponent clear it any way they can.
32'🛡️ The defence clears the danger and keeps the ball.
34'The home side put the game to sleep in the inside channel, trying to tempt the away side out of their shell.
35'The home side stretch the pitch and make the away side chase shadows.
36'The the away side press bites from inside their own half; the home side start to lose their clarity.
37'Lucio Guerrero plays it back and starts again; sometimes going backwards is attacking too.
38'The crowd drive them on and the team respond with more intensity.
41'🎯 Mirko Duarte runs at goal and shapes to shoot...
41'...hits it with his left foot...
41'Mirko Duarte sets it and lets fly; there was room and no hesitation at all.
44'The home side manage the ball patiently, shifting the away side from side to side. Nothing is settled yet.
45'🎯 Joaquín Sperandio carries the ball forward...
45'...shapes to shoot from outside the box...
45'Joaquín Sperandio hits it from distance and the ball goes looking for the net.
46'A heated half-time: there was intensity, but a lack of precision in the final third.
48'Inswinging corner from the away side; the keeper comes and punches, and the danger is gone. You can feel the tension from early on.
50'The home side put the game to sleep out wide, trying to tempt the away side out of their shell. It's being played with gritted teeth.
51'Augusto Cohen slows things down, puts a foot on the ball and waits for a path to open.
56'🎯 Mirko Duarte runs at goal and shapes to shoot...
56'...hits it with his left foot...
56'Effort from a teammate in the final third; it whistled past and left everyone with the shout stuck in their throats. The bench are living it like a final of their own.
58'Mistake in the the away side build-up; the home side win it back and have space to hurt them.
59'Possession belongs to the home side, although for now there's no real bite around the box.
61'The away side turn defence into attack in the blink of an eye. You can feel the tension from early on.
62'The ball moves safely between the the away side shirts; what's missing is a bit of pace in the final third. Adjustments are on the way.
64'A the opponent player is down after a heavy collision; play is stopped. The small details could decide this.
64'🟨 The referee shows a yellow and the team now have to tread carefully in that area.
67'Turco Serrano goes in hard around the D and the referee gives the foul. The crowd get it straight away.
69'The opposing defender hesitates, the ball runs away and a teammate smells blood.
71'The away side manage the ball straight out of the textbook, shifting the home side from side to side.
72'A teammate is face to face with goal and finishes quickly before the gap closes.
73'The defender uses a bit too much body and the referee isn't buying the innocent look.
73'🟨 Yellow card for the defender; now it's a case of playing with a calculator.
78'Edgardo Vicari jumps out to press and squeezes the pitch as if by remote control.
81'The ball is doing the rounds: the away side are in no rush, letting the attack simmer slowly.
87'The home side launch a textbook counter-attack, the kind the gaffer drills all week long.
89'Mistake in the the home side build-up; the away side win it back and have space to hurt them.
90'Final whistle: the ninety-minute drama is over.

Where they stand

In Primera V - GBA Oeste 3, Nautilus are in position 7 with 16 points; El Fortín de Villa Crespo are in position 13 with 12 points. See the full table

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About the clubs

Nautilus, with 1,650 fans. Home ground: Nautilus Stadium.

El Fortín de Villa Crespo, with 1,471 fans. Home ground: Estadio El Fortín de Villa Crespo.

Coming up

Next match for Nautilus: vs su proximo rival — Sunday 1 November at 02:30 GMT

Next match for El Fortín de Villa Crespo: vs su proximo rival — Sunday 1 November at 02:30 GMT

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