In a tense match, Tristán Suárez faced Estudiantes (BA) in the first leg of the quarter-finals in the Primera Nacional’s Reducido tournament, ending in a goalless draw.
Match Overview
The game took place at the Estadio 20 de Octubre in Ezeiza. Both teams displayed a strategic battle, with each eager to secure an advantage.
First Half Analysis
- The first half was characterized by a balanced approach.
- Tristán Suárez aimed to control possession while Estudiantes relied on high pressure and quick transitions.
- Despite some moments of promise, the match remained devoid of clear scoring chances.
- By the 24th minute, Estudiantes managed a near miss, with a shot going just wide.
As the half progressed, physical play intensified, leading to numerous stoppages and contested balls. The score remained 0-0 at halftime, illustrating the lack of precision from both sides.
Second Half Insights
Adjustments were made during the second half, increasing the game’s pace. Estudiantes coach Juan Sara made strategic substitutions to bolster the attack. Meanwhile, Tristán Suárez sought to exploit the flanks, introducing Moreyra to provide width.
- In the 61st minute, Tristán Suárez had the best opportunity when Alexis Domínguez headed a cross from close range.
- Goalkeeper Budiño delivered a stunning save to keep the match level.
Estudiantes did not remain silent, responding with a counterattack led by Briñone, whose crossed shot forced a desperate save from Sumavil. The match remained evenly contested, with both teams unable to score.
Looking Ahead
The draw leaves the series open as both teams prepare for the decisive return leg in Caseros. The teams will be eager to secure a spot in the semi-finals of the Reducido tournament.
With the score locked at 0-0, the stage is set for a thrilling conclusion in their upcoming encounter.
