Colón lost 2-1 to Morón, relive Radio Gol’s live coverage | OneFootball

Five minutes of stoppage time at the Brigadier López: Colón goes for a miracle and Morón defends the 2-1

31 ST: Final changes for Colón: Ibarra and Sarmiento came on for Barrios and Castet

25 ST: End-to-end without accuracy: Colón pushes for the equalizer and Morón holds on

10 ST: Colón goal! Alan Bonansea scored to make it 1-2 against Deportivo Morón

Start of the second half: Two changes for Colón at the beginning of the second half: Toledo and Garate came on for Marcioni and Antonio

Halftime in Santa Fe: Deportivo Morón leads Colón 2-0 with goals from Levato and Berterame

45 + 2 PT: Deportivo Morón goal: Gonzalo Berterame made it 2-0 right before the end of the first half

45 PT Deportivo Morón goal: Mateo Levato powered home a header to make it 1-0 at the Brigadier López

30 PT: Morón warning: Joaquín Livera's free kick went over the crossbar

25 PT: Clear chance! Franco García had the opener, but Morón were saved miraculously. Moments later, Ignacio Lago also tried his luck

20 PT: End-to-end start: intense opening minutes but no danger in either box

THE MATCH HAS STARTED AT THE BRIGADIER LÓPEZ!

Colón face a crucial match this Saturday in their bid to stay in the fight for the top spots in Primera Nacional's Zone A. Starting at 5 p.m., the Sabalero will host Deportivo Morón at the Brigadier López stadium as part of round 28 of the championship.

The team coached by Iván Delfino comes into the match needing to put the defeat to Racing de Córdoba behind them and get back to winning ways. The game also carries extra spice, as Morón are one of the main contenders in the group and the current runners-up.

For Colón, it is not only about regaining confidence, but also about taking advantage of a direct showdown to make up points and move closer to the top places. At this stage of the tournament, every point starts to carry even more weight with the regular season approaching its conclusion.

Delfino shakes up the team

After the poor showing in Nueva Italia, Iván Delfino decided to make changes to the starting lineup. Ignacio Antonio will come in for Agustín Toledo, while Franco García will replace Leandro Garate.

The change in attack also means a tactical adjustment. Colón will move away from the two-striker setup made up of Garate and Alan Bonansea, with the latter now as the attacking reference point, supported by Ignacio Lago and García in a more dynamic structure.

The coach's intention is to give the team greater mobility, width and one-on-one ability in the final third, while also seeking better midfield play with Antonio's inclusion.

A direct rival

Morón arrive in Santa Fe occupying one of the top positions in Zone A, so the match represents a real test for the Sabalero. A win would mean not only three points, but also closing the gap on a direct rival in the battle for the top spots.

Colón will need to recover the intensity and personality they failed to show in their last outing. Backed by their fans, they will have the chance to deliver a footballing response in a match that could mark a turning point in the final stretch of the championship.

LINEUPS

Kickoff time: 5 p.m.

Stadium: Brigadier López.

Colón know they have very little room to drop points. Against Morón, they will have an excellent opportunity to respond, move closer to the top spots, and show that they are still capable of staying in the fight until the very end.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.