Nueva Chicago recovered from a bad first half and rescued a 1-1 draw in the classic against All Boys, which was played this Saturday under a fervent climate at the Islas Malvinas de Floresta stadium for the opening date of the First National. “Albo” got the partial advantage during the first half at his best moment in the game when Joaquín Ibáñez (39m.) He anticipated his marker Gustavo Mendoza with a diagonal inside the area, from left to center, to bill a maneuver gestated on the opposite side.
Chicago, surpassed at the start of the game, grew in the complement, dangerously approached Lisandro Miter’s goal and reached equality at 32 minutes with a penalty scored by Aaron Spetale, after a rude handball from central Gabriel Pusula.
With a time for each one, the “superclassic of the ascent” had no owner but a sense of justice for a game that combined intensity, imprecision, emotions and errors.
On the other hand, the Paraná Board resigned itself to a goalless draw at home against Guillermo Brown from Puerto Madryn in the match that marked its return to the category after seven years serving in the top division.
The current champion of the Argentine Cup, which this year will also face a historic participation in the Copa Libertadores, came from a victory against Gimnasia and Tiro de Salta in the match that began the defense of the title in the most federal competition of the AFA.
