Colón’s tactical doubts before Ferro: is Antonio back? | OneFootball

The squad completed its final training session in the city this Wednesday and is now in Buenos Aires ahead of a crucial clash. This Friday at 7:30 p.m., El Sabalero will visit the competition leaders, Ferro Carril Oeste. To fine-tune the final details of the game plan, the Santa Fe side will train this afternoon at the facility Independiente has in Villa Domínico.

During the formal football practice held before the trip, the coaching staff surprised everyone by shaking things up and testing tactical variations. The starting lineup was made up of: Peinipil, Rasmussen, Olmedo and Allende; Marcioni, Antonio, Lertora and Lago; Sarmiento and Bonansea. Compared to the eleven that had just beaten Central Norte, the only change in the starting side was the return of Antonio — who had served his suspension for yellow cards — in place of Matías Muñoz.

However, the tactical drill did not end there. As the minutes went by, the head coach tested a major change by bringing on García for Lago and Muñoz for Sarmiento. These changes completely reshaped the team’s structure on the pitch, shifting the setup to a clear five-man midfield, an alternative designed especially to counter the league leaders’ strength in Caballito.

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