The huge shift in Unión’s finishing: then and now | OneFootball

Unión has become a competitive team once again. Under the guidance of Leonardo Madelón, the team has resurged to leave behind a disappointing first semester, during which Cristian González was largely the coach.

The numbers between the Apertura Tournament campaign and this Clausura show a very noticeable recovery, with some statistics that are quite striking.

One of them relates to Tate's effectiveness. The clear example is summarized in the goals scored by Unión in the Apertura and those they have scored in this Clausura.

In the Apertura Tournament, Tate played 16 matches and scored only 11 goals. Of those 16 matches, 13 were led by Kily, with just eight goals scored.

Then Nicolás Vazzoler managed two matches, in which Unión scored two goals, and in the last match, Leonardo Madelón took over in the 1-1 draw against Belgrano.

Thus, Kily managed 13 matches in which Unión scored eight goals. Meanwhile, in the current Apertura Tournament, the Rojiblanco has scored 10 goals in seven matches.

In this way, with Madelón on the bench, Unión has already scored two more goals than with Kily, but with the fact that they did so playing six fewer matches. An overwhelming difference that indicates the noticeable improvement of Unión with the change of coach.

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