San Justo sides play return legs, eye next round spot | OneFootball

Colón de San Justo and Sanjustino will decide at the Portón del Norte the return leg of the quarterfinals of the Litoral Sur zone of the Regional Amateur

This weekend, the representatives of the Santafesina League on the national stage will play for their spot in the fourth round of the Regional Amateur Tournament of the Federal Council. Sanjustino comes from defeating María Grande in Entre Ríos, while Colón de San Justo lost in Rafaela.

On Sunday at the Coloso del Oeste stadium at 6 PM, Sanjustino will host Atlético María Grande for the second leg of the series, where Marcelo Molina's team leads 2-1 on aggregate.

The referees in charge of controlling the actions come from the Rafaelina League: Leandro Aragno will be the main referee, Franco Ceballos and Ángelo Trucco will act as linesmen, and Facundo Rodríguez will be the fourth official.

The Matador of San Justo, who turned around the unfavorable result in the province of Entre Ríos, managed to prevail. Sanjustino's goals came at the end of both halves, first by Matías Ayala Vera after a well-coordinated play on the right. Then, at the end of the match, Nehemías González shot from long distance with power, and the ball ended up going in.

Colón (SJ) seeks a comeback

Also this Sunday, but at 8 PM at the Mercedes Alesso de Bieler stadium, Colón de San Justo will host Ben Hur in the return leg of this Third Round, where they will have to overcome a 1-3 deficit from the first leg in favor of the Rafaelinos.

The officiating team responsible for ensuring justice is from the Concordiense League, with José Sandoval as the main referee. Guido Córdoba and Martín Leiva will serve as assistant referees, and Diego Antonetti will be the fourth official.

In the case of the Conquistador, after losing to Ben Hur in the main city of the Castellanos department by 3-1, the only goal for the Santafesinos was scored by Guido Rancez, while Ramiro Contrera, Kevin Velázquez, and Franco Villalba scored for those from the Ilolay Park neighborhood.

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