Colón: Rasmussen and Lértora set to return to the XI v Almirante Brown | OneFootball

The Sabalero coach gets key pieces back for a crucial match in Isidro Casanova. Federico Rasmussen and Federico Lértora would return to the starting lineup.

Colón is entering the final stretch of its preparation to visit Almirante Brown this Saturday from 3:30 p.m. at the Fragata Presidente Sarmiento stadium, for Matchday 15 of Primera Nacional’s Zone A, and Ezequiel Medrán is already beginning to define the team.

After the 1-1 draw against Mitre at the Brigadier López, a result that cost them the top spot and dropped them to fourth place in the standings, the Sabalero coach tested two major changes this Thursday compared to the last lineup.

Rasmussen and Lértora return for Colón

The main news is the return of Federico Rasmussen, who has recovered from the ankle injury that kept him out of the last match. The defender would come in for Sebastián Olmedo to once again form the center-back pairing alongside Pier Barrios.

Meanwhile, Federico Lértora would also return, having recovered from a minor adductor strain. The midfielder would come back into the team in place of Matías Muñoz, in a change aimed at restoring balance and experience in midfield.

With that move, Darío Sarmiento would remain in the starting lineup after making a good impression in the match against Mitre.

The possible team and the search for a response

During the morning training session held at the Predio 4 de Junio, Medrán worked with a lineup that would feature Matías Budiño; Mauro Peinipil, Pier Barrios, Federico Rasmussen and Leandro Allende; Julián Marcioni, Federico Lértora, Ignacio Antonio and Ignacio Lago; Darío Sarmiento and Alan Bonansea.

The coaching staff’s intention is for the team to regain solidity and get back to winning in a stretch of the season that will be decisive for its hopes of staying in the fight at the top.

The match against Almirante Brown will be refereed by Bruno Amiconi and will mark the start of a demanding run for the Sabalero, who will play four of their next five matches away from Santa Fe.

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