With XI set and a doubt in goal, Morón visit Colón in a Reducido final | OneFootball

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·4 September 2026

With XI set and a doubt in goal, Morón visit Colón in a Reducido final

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This Saturday starting at 5:00 p.m., Colón will face DeportivoMorón at the Brigadier General Estanislao López Stadium. The crucial match, corresponding to Matchday 28 of Zone A of the PrimeraNacional, will have Javier Delbarba as the main referee.

The Sabalero’s obligation: move up the table and create some breathing room

For the Santa Fe side, the three points at the “Elephants’ Cemetery” are of the utmost importance. El Sabalero desperately needs a win against El Gallito to firmly join the fight for the top spots in the championship. In addition, a victory would allow them to pull away from the last positions in the qualification zone (the spots close to 8th place), creating a reassuring gap to secure their place in the Reducido playoffs.


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Deportivo Morón’s probable starting eleven for the trip to Santa Fe

Meanwhile, the visiting team’s head coach already has the setup for the match in the provincial capital practically defined. El Gallito would take the field with Federico Díaz in goal; a defensive line made up of Emanuel Íñiguez, BraianSalvareschi, Emilio Lazza and Joaquín Livera; in midfield will be SantiagoKubiszyn, Mauro Burruchaga, Juan Olivares and Mariano Bíttolo; while the attack will feature the duo of Franco Fagúndez and Mateo Levato.

The big question mark in El Gallito’s goal

The main news in the west side club’s squad is the return of Julio Salvá, a key player who has already served his suspension. Although his return opens the debate over whether he could slip into the starting lineup at the last minute, the initial outlook raises strong doubts that he will start, so Federico Díaz appears set to keep his spot between the posts.

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