Central Córdoba aim to pick up points again on the road | OneFootball

Pusineri's team needs to add points and recover from the defeat in Avellaneda. On matchday 10, they face the Halcón from 17:00.

Defensa y Justicia and Central Córdoba will face each other this Thursday from 17:00 at the Norberto Tito Tomaghello Stadium, for matchday 10 of the Torneo Apertura. The Ferroviario will try to earn points away from home to reposition themselves in the standings and leave behind the inconsistency that marked their start to the season.

The team led by Lucas Pusineri is going through a changing moment in the championship. With two wins, two draws, and four losses, Central Córdoba needs to regain ground after the defeat in the last match against Independiente. The team from Santiago has felt the strain of the schedule and the constant changes in the squad, a common reality in Argentine football.

Gone are the campaigns where the Ferroviario fought to enter the Copa Libertadores or the Copa Sudamericana. Now the immediate goal is to regain consistency and earn points that will allow them to escape the lower part of the table.

On the other hand, Defensa y Justicia, led by Mariano Soso, is also not at its best. The Halcón has accumulated four consecutive draws, the last one against Lanús, and is on the edge of the qualification spots for the next phase of the tournament.

In the Florencio Varela team, the game mainly revolves around the experience of Éver Banega and the creativity of Aarón Molinas, two of the players who try to maintain the football identity that characterizes the club since its consolidation in the First Division.

The probable lineup of Defensa y Justicia vs. Central Córdoba, for the Torneo Apertura

Cristopher Fiermarín; Lucas Souto, Emiliano Amor, David Martínez, Elías Pereyra; Ever Banega, Santiago Sosa Yung, Rubén Botta; Aarón Molinas, Agustín Hausch, and Juan Manuel Gutiérrez. Coach: Mariano Soso.

The probable lineup of Central Córdoba vs. Defensa y Justicia, for the Torneo Apertura

Alan Aguerre; Santiago Moyano, Juan Pablo Pignani, Alejandro Maciel, Facundo Mansilla, Diego Barrera; Matías Vera, Juan Cardozo, Lucas González; Horacio Tijanovich, and Michael Santos. Coach: Lucas Pusineri.

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