Day 22 of the Professional League will open this Tuesday with a duel that their own and strangers will watch, Gymnastics vs. Workshops. The Cordobes are the main pursuers of River and, if they do not take the three points from their visit to La Plata, they will serve the tournament on a plate to those of Núñez, who will play with results posted on Thursday against Racing at the close of the date.
Cacique Medina’s team will visit Pipo Gorosito’s team starting at 5 pm, with encrypted television from TNT Sports. The T comes from equalizing 1-1 against Velez at home, part of the four-game undefeated run that he carries. El Lobo, meanwhile, gave the note by beating the downcast San Lorenzo in Bajo Flores 1-0. Since Gorosito took over, Gimnasia added six wins, three draws and three falls and dreams with getting into the South American Cup (three points from Defense and Justice, the last classified).
Simultaneously, Hurricane will seek to resume the path of victory after a run of two losses and a draw when he receives Board of Trustees (Fox Sports Premium). It will not be easy, since Iván Delfino’s team comes up: 2-0 to Colón and 3-2 to Lanús at home, with a resounding 0-5 against River in the middle.
Another who will try to raise his head is San Lorenzo, which is already just one point away from the last place in the contest, for now held by Arsenal. The team of the Monarriz-Di Leo duo lost in six of their last seven presentations (most with Paolo Montero as DT) and will visit Aldosivi from 19:15 (TNT Sports). For their part, those led by Martín Palermo have defeated Banfield 2-0 on the road and lost in just one of their last six games.
By way of closing the day on Tuesday, there will be two games to 9:30 pm: Vélez will be a local for Argentinos (Public TV and ESPN) while Godoy Cruz will do the same with Estudiantes (TNT Sports).
El Fortín ended up making a great tournament after a weak start and added just one fall in their last 15 games, with nine wins and five draws that allowed him to practically secure a place in the next Libertadores (he is second in the annual table, six points behind third). El Bicho, meanwhile, has not won for five (three defeats, two draws) and he is still sorry for getting into the South American.
In Mendoza, the locals will try to rediscover success after three games without knowing victory: they have equalized with Argentinos without goals and lost with San Lorenzo and Talleres. El Pincha, meanwhile, beat Huracán 4-1 last date, ending a streak of eight games without celebrating., with six equalities and two stumbles. Those of the Russian Zielinski are located sixth in the annual table, in South American positions.
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