Emergency fix: Ibarra’s injury sets up Lago for the goal | OneFootball

The victory against Acassuso left a bittersweet taste in the Sabalero World. While Colón gained three vital points, the infirmary added a new member: Conrado Ibarra, who raised alarms due to a muscle injury that would sideline him for the next match.

A Short-lived Gamble

Ezequiel Medrán surprised by starting Ibarra in place of Julián Marcioni, also moving Ignacio Lago to the right wing. However, the tactical plan fell apart 10 minutes into the second half, when the young player felt a twinge in his left hamstring and had to leave the field.

The Substitution that Brought the Goal

Paradoxically, Ibarra's misfortune forced the move that unlocked the game. With the entry of Darío Sarmiento on the right, Lago returned to his natural habitat on the left. Just three minutes later, "Nacho" took advantage of his usual position to score the stunning goal that gave the victory to the Black.

Sabalero Hospital: Concern Ahead of San Telmo

Ibarra's absence seems certain for the visit next Sunday at 16:00 against San Telmo. His name adds to a list of muscle injuries that already includes Matías Godoy and Marcioni, complicating the attack setup.

Week of Decisions at the Training Ground

The team resumes practice this Monday at the June 4th Training Ground. All eyes will be on the medical staff: Medrán's priority is to recover Marcioni or Godoy to fill the gap left by Ibarra and avoid having to improvise positions at Isla Maciel.

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