River Plate appealed to the practicality and efficiency in the stopped ball to take an important 1-0 victory as a visitor to Tigre, in the continuity of the fourth date of the Professional League.
Martín Demichelis’s team added the third success in the cycle over four presentations, from a header by Leandro González Pirez when the match seemed to be heading towards equality at the José Dellagiovanna stadium.
The solvency of the goalkeeper Franco Armani, the versatility of Milton Casco and the criteria of Enzo Pérez in the removal and distribution allowed the Núñez team to add three, against an opponent who never gave up on his proposal, although he was not fine and lost undefeated.
River pressed from the beginning and forced to make mistakes at the start of the Matador, who did not show precision on the feet of Prediger or Menossi. And despite not having generated clear situations, Demichelis’s team looked better and appeared dominating.
Tigre only began to rearrange lines after half an hour, with Facundo Colidio as the axis for offensive maneuvers, and had two chances to score, but the lack of efficiency and a certain selfishness played against him.
In the second period, meanwhile, the Millionaire continued to exercise territorial control, with Casco continually attacking on the left side, with Enzo Díaz seeming to adapt more and more to the position of second defender and with Paradela in the middle helped a lot.
Diego Martínez’s team depended on what Alexis Castro could do for the band, teaming up with Colidio, because the striker Mateo Retegui looked isolated and very well taken by González Pirez.
In that, the visiting team slowed down and the match seemed to enter the field of conformity. He then went in to carve the set piece to embitter the home crowd. “Nacho” Fernández executed a corner kick, Enzo Pérez combed it at the near post and González Pirez appeared at the far post and in solitude, who threw himself almost into a dove to convert and submit Gonzalo Marinelli.
Tigre had the tie with a maneuver by Blas Armoa that required an excellent response from Armani, very confident every time he had to intervene.
Thus, River was left with the victory, is excited about Wednesday’s game against Banfield that will define who will be Boca’s rival for the Argentine Super Cup) and continues to put pressure on the Lanús pointer.
