Colón lines up changes, seeks a response against Deportivo Morón | OneFootball

Colón is going through crucial hours ahead of a match that could prove decisive for its goals. After an encouraging second half against Racing de Córdoba, Iván Delfino is considering changing the system and some names in search of greater playmaking. For now, the coach would move away from the two-striker formula and once again opt for a 4-2-3-1.

A lineup with more creativity

The main change would be related to the tactical setup. Delfino had tried using two center-forwards, but the results were not as expected, and that option could be relegated to a resource for certain moments in matches.

Franco García and Antonio appear as candidates to be in the starting lineup, while Toledo and Garate would lose their places. Lago would have a freer role, similar to the one he played during the second half against Racing de Córdoba.

The team the coach is considering would be made up of Budiño; Peinipil, Barrios, Rasmussen and Castet; Marcioni, Lértora, Antonio and Franco García; Lago and Bonansea.

The idea is to achieve greater movement, circulation, and attacking presence, three aspects Colón needs to improve in order to become competitive again.

Two matches that could shape the course

Saturday’s match will have special value for the Sabalero. Deportivo Morón is four points ahead, while Ferro has extended its lead to eight points, so Colón needs to pick up points to keep its main rivals from pulling away.

After this match, a trip to Mendoza will follow to face Godoy Cruz, another team that is close in the standings and looking to climb the table.

Then, on Sunday, September 20, Colón will return to the Brigadier López to host Los Andes. It will be an important stretch in determining the Santa Fe side’s chances.

That is why Delfino is looking to quickly find a structure that allows the team to regain confidence, collect points, and move back toward the top spots.

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