Medrán to keep things unchanged as Colón host San Miguel | OneFootball

Although the tactical setup seemed somewhat conservative, since he fielded three defensive midfielders, Colón’s win over Patronato and the team’s second-half performance proved Ezequiel Medrán right.

Medrán would stick with the same team

And the truth is that there was a lot of talk before the match against El Patrón about the system the Colón coach would implement. The heavy defeat against San Telmo forced him to make changes and shake up the lineup.

That led to the inclusion of Matías Muñoz, a defensive midfielder, in place of forward Lucas Cano, as well as Leandro Allende coming in for Facundo Castet.

The truth is that Colón improved its image, putting in a good second half against Patronato, to return to winning away from home after more than eight months.

Looking ahead to the Saturday match against San Miguel, there was uncertainty over whether Medrán, with Colón playing at home, would break up the line of three holding midfielders to add a more attack-minded player.

And although the coach has not yet held a football practice session, the reality is that his idea would be to show confidence in the same starting 11 that took the field against Patronato.

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