Long and decisive week: Unión train with a ‘final’ in Liniers in mind | OneFootball

Unión returns to training this Tuesday with the aim of bouncing back after the blow against Newell’s and keeping alive its chances of finishing among the top eight. In just a few rounds, Madelón’s team went from being one of the best in the tournament to being filled with doubts with two matches remaining.

El Tatengue will begin a long work week, with training sessions at Casasol through Sunday, when the team will travel to Buenos Aires to go into camp ahead of the match against Vélez on Monday the 27th in Liniers. The context is not very favorable, the standings have tightened at the top and Unión now depends on itself to qualify.

The only confirmed absence is Marcelo Estigarribia, who picked up his fifth yellow card and will not be available. The forward had been in good form and scoring goals, so his absence forces changes to a team that practically has no backup options. His place could be taken by Agustín Colazo.

In principle, Madelón would bet on keeping the core of the team, with his “usual starting eleven,” which comes in hurting, with two straight defeats and no margin for error. What once seemed on track has now turned into an uncertain finish heading into the end of the tournament

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