Talleres thrashed Rosario Central in Córdoba 4-1 this Saturday and consolidated itself as the sole leader of the Professional League. After the first half of the tournament, the team led by the Uruguayan Alexander Medina remains at the top and against Rosario they offered a test of character and good play to prevail with goals from Nahuel Tenaglia, a double from Mateo Retegui and the final goal by Diego Valoyes. For the visitors Alan Marinelli discounted.
The Albiazules thus add 10 games without defeats (8 wins and 2 draws), they reached 29 points and they make sure to maintain the leadership alone, regardless of the results that occur in the rest of the day. On the other side, the Kily González Central, who suffered several important casualties this Saturday due to injuries and Covid infections, thus cut a streak of two wins in a row and was relegated to twelfth place, with 16 points.
The local showed a very good start, he was associated with criteria and generated the first chance before 10 minutes, when Retegui was left facing the visitor goal but found Jorge Broun well stopped, who controlled without problems. He kept looking for the premises and had his quick prize, after a cross from Rodrigo Villagra from the left that Tenaglia connected with his head to make it 1-0.
The intensity of the homeowner did not slacken, who continued to associate well in all sectors of the field, with great defensive strength that left goalkeeper Guido Herrera practically without work. Those led by Alexander Medina showed connection in all the lines, which reflected the good game that took the team to the top of the positions.
Averaging the first stage, Villagra enabled Angelo Martino on the left, who reached the bottom and sent a cross right into the area, where Retegui placed the ball with his head next to Broun’s left post to establish the 2-0.
The emotions did not stop and with time completed Retegui scored the 3-0 after another great collective action, but in the last before the break came the first error of the local fund, with a bad clearance from Herrera that Marinelli capitalized to give hope to the Rosario team to face the complement.
The development changed in the second half because the visitors went out with everything to look for a new discount and the premises no longer looked the same intensity, and it was more complicated with the expulsion of Enzo Díaz at eight minutes. But Central did not manage to take advantage of the man of more although he dominated the ball, because the Cordobeses closed well behind. To make matters worse, Talleres sentenced the result through Valoyes, who took a rebound from Broun to make it 4-1. With the new advantage, the local closed the game and did not go upset to hold on to a very important victory, which excites him to face what is coming.
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