Minute by minute: an unrecognisable Colón lost 1-0 to Racing in Córdoba | OneFootball

FULL TIME: Colón fell 1-0 to Racing de Córdoba

45′ Giménez added 5 more minutes to the match.

39′ The referee, Pablo Giménez, sent off “Sapo” Coleoni, the home coach.

33′ Substitution for Colón

31′ Substitutions for Racing: Peña and Bustos come on, Olinick and Machado go off

27′ Substitutions for Racing: Kummer and Monticelli come on, Rinaudo and Taborda go off

21′ Substitution for Colón

20′ Alan Olinick booked for Racing

14′ Federico Rasmussen booked for Colón

5′ Facundo Castet booked for Colón

0′ Substitutions for Colón

The second half is underway!

Half-time!

28′ Racing goal: Budiño saved it, but the rebound fell kindly and the home side took the lead.

26′ PENALTY FOR RACING: Budiño committed a foul and stopped a rival player’s run, and Pablo Giménez had no doubts in pointing to the spot.

18′ Scare for Colón! Taborda delivered a precise assist and Chavarría poked the ball straight against the post, setting off alarm bells in the Sabalero box. To the visitors’ relief, the referee immediately ruled the play offside.

15′ Budiño the standout early on At the start, Racing de Córdoba is seeing more of the ball and controlling the action. The home side is relying on Chavarría’s danger in attack, but they keep running into a very solid Budiño, who is keeping Colón’s goal safe with every approach.

1′ Racing tried with a shot from former Colón player Facundo Taborda, but Matías Budiño was able to deal with it

The match is underway!

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Colón is going through an encouraging spell in the Primera Nacional and this Sunday will face another test away from home against Racing de Córdoba. The match will be played from 5 p.m. at the Miguel Sancho stadium in Nueva Italia, for Matchday 27 of Zone A.

The team coached by Iván Delfino comes in high on confidence after securing three consecutive victories, results that have allowed them to make up ground in the fight for the top spots. The goal now will be to earn a fourth straight win and confirm their resurgence.

Based on what was worked on during the week, Delfino would keep the same lineup that has been delivering good results, a sign of confidence in the players who managed to give the team a new look.

Delfino’s second spell in charge of the Sabalero could not have started better: nine points out of nine possible, with six goals scored and only one conceded.

The challenge against Racing de Córdoba will be important for Colón, as they will need to maintain their level away from Santa Fe and keep picking up points to remain among the leading sides in Zone A.

In addition, the final stretch of the championship looks like an opportunity for the Sabalero. After the trip to Córdoba, they will have five home matches, so a win against Racing could strengthen their hopes of challenging near the top even more.

With renewed confidence and a streak they hope to extend, Colón is going for another win to keep moving closer to the goal of fighting for promotion.

Racing de Córdoba: Brian Olivera; Santiago Rinaudo, Gabriel Aranda, Marcio Gómez, Emanuel Díaz; Matias Machado, Tomás Kummer, Alan Olinik, Francisco Monticelli; Pablo Chavaría and Sergio González.

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