Good news for Delfino before Colón’s key clash with Morón | OneFootball

Colón has already put the loss to Racing de Córdoba behind them and is now focused on a crucial clash against Deportivo Morón. El Sabalero will host El Gallito this Saturday from 5 p.m. at the Brigadier López stadium, for matchday 28 of Primera Nacional Zone A.

Iván Delfino’s team comes into the game third in the standings, four points behind Morón, who sit second, and eight points behind Ferro Carril Oeste, the zone leaders. That is why the match looks like a perfect opportunity to make up ground and get fully back into the fight for first place.

Ignacio Lago available to face Morón

The main piece of positive news for Delfino concerns Ignacio Lago. The forward had raised concerns after being substituted against Racing de Córdoba due to muscle discomfort.

It was ultimately confirmed that the player only suffered muscle fatigue and will be available for the match against Morón. Lago is one of El Sabalero’s main attacking threats, and his presence is good news for a team that needs to regain its cutting edge.

In addition, Darío Sarmiento could return to the squad list. The attacker has still not played in any of the four matches managed by Delfino and could become another option in attack.

Delfino considers changes

The coach is also considering changes to the starting lineup. In midfield, Ignacio Antonio or Matías Muñoz appear as options to replace Agustín Toledo.

Meanwhile, the main doubt is in attack. Delfino could move away from the two-striker setup and opt for a system with more mobility. In that case, Franco García would come in for Leandro Garate, while Lago would push further forward to partner Alan Bonansea.

The likely team Delfino is considering is: Matías Budiño; Mauro Peinipil, Pier Barrios, Federico Rasmussen and Facundo Castet; Julián Marcioni, Federico Lértora, Ignacio Antonio or Matías Muñoz, and Franco García; Ignacio Lago and Alan Bonansea.

The clash against Morón will be crucial for Colón. A victory would allow them to take points off a direct rival and regain confidence after the blow suffered in Nueva Italia.

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