Colón hit top gear and thrashed Central Norte | OneFootball

Colón returned to Santa Fe after nearly a month and delivered one of its best performances, like the one we saw against San Miguel, at the same venue, with a lopsided result and without ever struggling in the match. With braces from Ignacio Lago and Alan Bonansea, they crushed Central Norte, and the team is gaining confidence in this second half of the year.

After nearly a month, between three away matches and the mid-year break, Colón confirmed the improvement it had started in Madryn last weekend. After ending the first half of the season with a loss to the bottom team, Medrán’s side earned its second straight win, this time with a convincing 4-0 scoreline.

The match was decided right from the dressing room. After 30 seconds, Lago scored the first, and in the 15th minute, he struck again with the same formula as the opener to make it 2-0. Sciacqua’s men were never really in the game, and the back five gave them no answers, either in defense or attack.

In the second half, Colón kept up the same intensity. Bonansea popped up again, this time with a brace, and the No. 9 made it clear that he can score goals too. It was also a good match for the full-backs, Allende and Peinipil, who pushed forward well all afternoon.

A strong performance from Colón, which left a very positive impression before visiting Ferro, the leader of Zone A, which just keeps on winning.

The summary

Goals: 1' FH Ignacio Lago (C), 15' FH Ignacio Lago (C), 5' SH Alan Bonansea (C), and 15' SH Alan Bonansea (C).

Colón: Matías Budiño; Mauro Peinipil, Sebastián Olmedo, Federico Rasmussen and Leandro Allende (26' SH Facundo Castet); Federico Lértora (37' SH Mateo Cardozo), Matías Muñoz (16' SH Agustín Toledo); Julián Marcioni (26' SH Conrado Ibarra), Darío Sarmiento (16' SH Franco García), Ignacio Lago; Alan Bonansea. Head coach: Ezequiel Medrán.

Central Norte: Enzo Vázquez; Agustín Lamosa, Elías Calderón, Leonardo Felissia, Arian Pucheta (HT Tiago Taobas), Agustín Aleo; Maximiliano Ribero, Matías Villarreal (26' SH Matías Moravec), Sergio Quiroga (26' SH Gianluca Mancuso); Tomás Castro (35' SH Franco Vedoya) and Francisco Borda (HT Erik Bodencer). Head coach: Mario Sciacqua.

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