Open final in Tucumán: the storm leaves Patronato without a goal or power | OneFootball

Patronato’s debut in the Primera Nacional had an unexpected outcome. During their visit to San Martín de Tucumán, the match was suspended after the 90 minutes of regulation time had been played due to a power outage caused by a severe storm. Now, the official decision is awaited to determine when the remaining stoppage time will be completed.

The flow of the match was mostly uneventful. In the first half, there was hardly any activity in the penalty areas, except for a chance in the 32nd minute when Benjamín Borasi, after a good play by Alan Cisnero, sent his shot over the crossbar.

In the second half, the Tucumán side tried to break the deadlock with a header from Ezequiel Parnisari in the 72nd minute that went wide. Shortly after, in the 76th minute, substitute Gonzalo Rodríguez forced goalkeeper Alan Sosa to make a save with a “three-finger” shot that the “Patrón” keeper handled confidently.

When the clock hit 90 minutes, the power outage forced the referee to stop the action. After a brief wait and with no way to restore the electricity, the match was temporarily called off, leaving the score at zero and uncertainty over the final minutes.

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