In a match full of controversy and emotions, Rosario Central took a point from his visit to Tigre on the last play, when the Uruguayan defender Facundo Mallo headed in a corner and his compatriot Jhonatan Candia scored it on the edge of the offside -the ball still went in -. The protests from the locals were doubled: first because the corner kick was taken with six minutes of discount already completed and then because of the advanced position that was not.
Before the final fever, Tigre was a party: he was adding his second win in two games and was at the top of the fledgling Professional League. In any case, things started favorable for the visit with a header from Juan Komar at minute 14 that was first canceled by the linesman and then corrected by VAR.
The Matador did not take long to put order – he was better than his rival – at 17 with the appearance of his great scorer Mateo Retegui, taking advantage of a terrible start by goalkeeper Gaspar Servio. In the second half, Diego Martínez’s team managed to come back thanks to another mistake by one who is characterized by scoring goals, but in the rival goal: Servio gave an unhappy rebound before a soft free kick from Menossi and Colidio captured the rebound to the 2-1. This goal was also annulled at first and finally legalized by the VAR: like Servio, assistant Gerardo Lencina’s night was not good either.
In Tigre, who paid dearly for his excessive setback to maintain the advantage, midfielder Aaron Molinas debuted in the second half. who arrived on loan from Boca, and the new Tomás Badolini, on loan from Godoy Cruz; while the young Alejo Veliz and Gino Infantino returned for the visit, who had missed the first date because they were with Mascherano’s Sub 20 in the failed South American category.