Monterrey and River Plate They tied it Saturday without goals with a rivalry FIFA Club World Cup dominated by the Argentines and where the goalkeeper Esteban Andrada It is a wall for the defense of rayasos. One of the great party’s incentives is to see Sergio Ramos, Real Madrid’s past, and Franco Mastantun, future.
The tie left everything open to decide the classification of the Last Day of Group E.
River Plate and Inter from milan They filled the group with 4 points, while Monterrey had 2. The Japanese of the Urawa Red diamond were removed without points.
The last day, which will perform on Wednesday, will face the river plate with Inter Milan and Monterrey with Urawa.
The shock of the game systems in a pink bowl in Pasadena with a de -electrical environment. Students of Marcelo Gallardo and the Domènec Torrent put focus on defending their backs for most of the first half, only in individual Franco Mastantuono flashes, selected as the best game players, and Sergio canals per side and sides.
‘The Magician’ had a good occasion on the 13th minute with driving ended with a shot caught by Franco Armani without difficulty.
In the 27th minutes, Mastantuono The free kick launched a left -handed Esteban Andrada also stopped. The first party for the former Boca Juniors guardameta grew up against eternal rivals.
The tactical rivalry was decided for the millionaires on the edge of the first half, with an explosion of very clear occasions that the river should take advantage of the outcome of the party.
Giuliano Galoppo has the best of up to 45, in a play that started at the foot of Mastantuono Where the midfielder is left in front of the Andrada inside the area, but he cannot convert.
Second, Lucas Martínez Quarta held a rebound in a similar place, but it was faith.
Monterrey breathed when the Slovenian Slavko Vincic sent players to change the rooms: the river increased the robbery of Boca’s former arch.
The rest did not serve the torrent to change the dynamics of the encounter. The Mexicans spent the second half of pulling water from the boat to the ongoing river plate attack, most of the mastantuono boots.
For 52 minutes, after a playing on the side of the area he gave it to Galoppo, shooting. In 67 it was Mastantuono, with a shot from the inside of the area that covered Andrada with an amazing hand.
Torrent He only changed his entire offensive line along with the entry of Fidel Ambríz, Johan Rojas and Roberto de la Rosa, but the little risk he developed in the attack was his reason for the middle of the farm.
The occasions continued to fall to the edge of the River Plate, which did not find success before a very solo Andrada, whose hand -posed was asked before the party.
Colombian Miguel Borja, who entered the absence of 20 minutes, had two more, but had the same fate as his teammates: he ran to Andrada. The river ended with playing with 10 men for the ouster for the double yellow of Kevin Castaño in discount, which could not play against Inter.
Balance at the end of the game is 18 shots in 3. A draw on zero.
– Technical file:
0. River Plate: Franco Armani; Gonzalo Montiel, Lucas Martínez Quarta, Paulo Díaz, Marcos Acuña; Enzo Pérez (Matías Kranevitter, M.84), Kevin Castaño, Giuliano Galoppo (Miguel Borja, M.71); Franco Mastantuono (Gonzalo Martínez, M.84), Maximiliano Meza (Nacho Fernández, M.71) and Facundo Colidio.
Coach: Marcelo Gallardo.
0. Monterrey Rayados: Esteban Andrada; Gerardo Arteaga, Sergio Ramos, Stefan Medina, Erick Aguirre; Sergio Canales (José Alvarado, M.89), Jorge Rodríguez, Nelson Deossa; Jesús Corona ‘Tecatito’ (Johan Rojas, M.64), Lucas Ocampos (Roberto de la Rosa, M.64) and Germán Berterame (Fidel Ambríz, M.64).
Coach: Domènec Torrent.
Referee: Slavko Vincic (Slovenia). He drove Kevin Castaño (M.91) for a double warning. And he advised Enzo Pérez, Giuliano Galoppo, Maximiliano Meza, Jorge Rodríguez, Stefan Medina, Erick Aguirre, José Alvarado and Fidel Ambríz.
Incidents: Party of the second day of Group E of the club World Cup group played in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena (California).
Source: La Verdad
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