He did not reach the immense illusion or the large party that mounted 45 thousand crows at the Pedro Bidegain Stadium. At home and before a Platter medium, medium San Lorenzo He failed to cross the semifinal barrier and stayed in the opening contest. And it’s not beating … it could be the last game of Iker Muniain At the Ciclón Stadium and the penultimate along the Barca shirt, as San Lorenzo’s first semester still has a match, against quilmes, for the Argentine Cup, next week and neutral land.
Beyond the wonderful love provided by Barca fans, studying Iker Muntio using the output clause this part of the year. The Club is going through a delicate institutional situation, with President Marcelo Moretti licensed after a video in which he is accepting a Coima to sign a young person, with several months of salary debt …
In addition, in sports the future is more than unsure. Many players of a very short squad will leave and this is almost a fact that coach Miguel Russo will also leave, which will be Juan Román Román Riquelme’s next coach.
In that situation, Iker came out with 10 and as a captain to play the semifinal. San Lorenzo and Plainmense are two teams with a little offensive, hard, careful light. And there is a closed game, locked and almost emotionless. Muniain is very marked and not weighing in the game. Everything was defined in a bad exit after a goal of Orlando Gill’s goal that Franco Zapiola took advantage of 1-0 missing 15 minutes. Although what sounds miraculous in the short squad and the countless problems, San Lorenzo and Ikener’s punishment is giant, until the Muniain prefers not to make statements.
The humble platetense left out of the third consecutive well (at 16th he rode a career and in river rooms) and celebrated his leap until the end until dawn, where he would cross with a storm, Sunday on Santiago del Estero. From there the champion will come out. They will play that game that Ikener Muniain and San Lorenzo want.
Source: La Verdad
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