Fourth round of the Clausura Norberto Serenotti wrapped up | OneFootball

Academia Cabrera won a key match in the fight for survival. It was against Pucará in the closing of the fourth round of the Clausura of the Santafesina League.

The curtain fell on the fourth round of the Norberto Serenotti First A Clausura Tournament organized by the Santafesina League, which had been postponed due to bad weather last weekend and to preserve the playing fields in the region. In the match that concluded the fourth chapter of the Isósceles Cup of the league elite, Academia Andrés Cabrera defeated Pucará and climbed positions in the relegation average table.

Big Win for Academia Cabrera

In a match played at the Mauricio Martínez stadium of Independiente de Santo Tomé, and refereed by Juan Bonnin, Academia Cabrera beat Pucará 4-1, leaving the team from the Transporte neighborhood on the brink of relegation. The goals for the Santo Tomé squad came from Elián Aquino, who scored twice, Yoel Velázquez, and Marcos Franco, while Nahuel Machado scored the lone goal for the Cacique.

With last night's defeat, Pucará is now 3 points behind Academia in the table, which means if Cabrera gets 3 more points, the Cacique will be forced to win all their remaining matches to force a tiebreaker. In the next round, if both teams lose, Pucará will be relegated. In the upcoming round, this Saturday the 27th, Pucará will host Ateneo Inmaculada and Academia Cabrera will visit the tough Colón de San Justo at the Mercedes Alesso de Bieler.

The standings in Zone 1 are as follows: Colón SJ 12, Independiente 9, UNL 8, Gimnasia y Esgrima and Ateneo Inmaculada 6; Academia Cabrera 4; Unión, Pucará, Ciclón Racing, and Nobleza 3; Juventud Unida 0. In Zone 2, the standings are: Sanjustino and Sportivo Guadalupe 12; La Salle Jobson 9; Colón, Ciclón Norte, and La Perla 7; Náutico El Quillá and Nacional 4; Newell's 3; Vecinal Gálvez 2, Cosmos 0.

As for the relegation table, it now stands as follows: Pucará 0.816, Vecinal Gálvez 0.930, Newell's Old Boys 1.034, Ciclón Racing 1.069, Deportivo Nobleza 1.172, Ciclón Norte 1.195, Cosmos FC 1.218, Sportivo Guadalupe 1.233.

Fourth Round Results

Zone 1

Independiente 1- Juventud Unida 0

Ciclón Racing 0- Colón de San Justo 2

Ateneo Inmaculada 3- Unión 2

Gimnasia y Esgrima 2- Nobleza 0

El Quillá 1- Universidad 1

Zone 2

Vecinal Gálvez 0- Ciclón Norte 0

La Salle Jobson 1- Colón 4

Nacional 0- Sportivo Guadalupe 5

Cosmos 1- La Perla del Oeste 3

Newell's 0- Sanjustino 3

El Quillá 1- Universidad 1

The Cacique fell in Santo Tomé and is now in a very difficult position in the relegation average.

Photos courtesy of Fútbol de Santa Fe.

The Fifth Round of the Clausura is Coming

With the fourth chapter of the main league tournament concluded, the fifth round will take place this Saturday, September 27. Starting at 3:30 p.m., Juventud Unida will play Gimnasia y Esgrima, Deportivo Nobleza will face Ciclón Racing, Colón de San Justo will play Academia Cabrera, Pucará will take on Ateneo Inmaculada, Ciclón Norte will play Cosmos, La Perla del Oeste will face Newell's, Sanjustino will play Nacional, Sportivo Guadalupe will face La Salle Jobson, and Colón will play Náutico El Quillá at the 4 de Junio grounds.

At 4:30 p.m., Vecinal Gálvez will host Independiente de Santo Tomé in Sauce Viejo. On Monday the 29th, starting at 9:30 p.m., at the Nery Pumpido grounds, Leopoldo Jacinto Luque stadium, Unión de Santa Fe will face Universidad del Litoral.

Academia Cabrera 4- Pucará 1

Academia Cabrera: Mateo Albornoz; Thiago Ferraro, Facundo Panicali, Tomás Di Pietro, Gabriel Perren, Jerónimo Gamba, Elian Aquino, Francisco Aquino, Francisco Céspedes, Brian Giménez, Yoel Velázquez, and Lautaro Grella. Coach: Juan Villalba.

Pucará: Geremías Aguilera; Andrés Torres, Matías Heredia, Matías Ferreras, Emiliano Labandera, Juan Mendoza, Dylan Miranda, Dylan Olivares, Nahuel Machado, Pablo Anturre, and Mateo Rossi. Coach: Diego Lencina.

Substitutions: Diego Fernández for Grella, Valencia Mosqueira for Aquino, Marcelo Romero for Panicali, Marcos Franco for Céspedes, Alan Benítez for Velázquez (A); Adrián García for Heredia, Jorge Ledesma for Miranda, Franco Rossi for Olivares, Nahuel Ávila for Rossi, and Matías Farías for Ferreras (P).

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