Colón’s No 9 aims to end poor run against Ciudad Bolívar | OneFootball

His debut was ideal. Alan Bonansea wore the Colón shirt for the first time and just 12 minutes later scored his first goal in El Sabalero’s 2-1 win over Deportivo Madryn.

In that match, he had to be substituted in the second half due to a shoulder subluxation, and for that reason he was unavailable for the following game against Central Norte.

He returned to the team in Matchday 3 against Ferro, a game in which he missed a penalty. Then, on Matchdays 6 and 7, he scored in back-to-back games, first against San Telmo and then against Patronato.

But after the goal against El Patrón, he did not score again. He has now played nine matches as a starter without finding the net.

As things stand, he has gone 824 minutes without celebrating. But the most striking fact is that of the three goals he has scored, two came away from home.

Therefore, Bonansea has not scored at the Brigadier López since Matchday 1 against Deportivo Madryn, despite the team showing its best form at home, where it remains unbeaten.

On Sunday against Ciudad Bolívar, Bonansea will have a great chance to end the negative streak and score again, in a key match against a direct rival.

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