Colón’s record with Pablo Giménez as referee | OneFootball

Pablo Giménez will be the one to officiate the match this Monday, starting at 19, between Colón and Estudiantes de Río Cuarto.

Referee Pablo Giménez will be in charge of officiating this Monday, when at 19 Colón hosts Estudiantes de Río Cuarto at the Brigadier López stadium, for the 30th round of Zone B of the Primera Nacional. The match, which will be broadcasted by TyC Sports Play, will have Ramón Ortiz and Joaquín Badano as assistants, while Federico Guaymas will be the fourth official.

Colón's history with Pablo Giménez

For Sabalero, Giménez is no stranger. He has refereed them on seven occasions, with an even record: three wins, two draws, and two losses. During these matches, the referee booked 10 red and black players and sent off one.

His first precedent with Colón dates back to December 4, 2005, in the memorable 4-1 victory over San Lorenzo at the Nuevo Gasómetro. That afternoon, the Santa Fe team shone with goals from Iván Moreno and Fabianesi (2), Esteban Fuertes and Federico Lussenhoff, while Lussenhoff himself scored an own goal for Ciclón.

The last time Giménez refereed Colón was on July 7, 2024, in the goalless draw against Almirante Brown, at the Fragata Presidente Sarmiento stadium.

Estudiantes (RC)'s history with Pablo Giménez

As for Estudiantes de Río Cuarto, the Buenos Aires referee has officiated them in five matches, with a positive balance for the Córdoba team: two wins and three draws, with no losses on their record.

The first time was on November 2, 2011, when León beat Estudiantes de Caseros 1-0 away. The last precedent was on November 14, 2023, in the 0-0 draw against Atlético de Rafaela, at the Antonio Candini stadium.

In this way, Giménez arrives in Santa Fe with a record that generates different sensations: balance in the clashes with Colón and solidity in those that Estudiantes starred in. One more detail that adds to the spice of a match that, in itself, promises a lot in the decisive stretch of the Primera Nacional.

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