Boca player ratings in the win over Olimpia | OneFootball

All set for the debut. The Úbeda team delivered in San Nicolás and defeated Olimpia of Paraguay 2 to 1, with goals from Alan Velasco and Tomás Belmonte. With some strong points, Boca is now ready to face the upcoming Argentine football tournament, still awaiting reinforcements for the team.

Below, the analysis of individual performance and player ratings of the Xeneize in the 2 to 1 victory against Olimpia in San Nicolás.

Agustín Marchesin (7)

Important in the victory. He was not responsible for the goal and saved the team with great saves.

Juan Barinaga (4)

Did not shine on the flank, with little offensive action and some defensive doubts.

Nicolás Figal (7)

Regained rhythm after a long absence. Did not falter and had no difficulties in marking.

Ayrton Costa (6)

As usual, a very consistent match from the center-back. Strong in marking and secure in the exit.

Malcom Braida (4)

Struggled to settle into the match after a poor first half. Needs to gain rhythm playing as a full-back.

Ander Herrera (8)

Preserved again as against Millonarios, he once again completed an extraordinary first half, showing glimpses of the star he is with the ball. He will be very important this year if he manages to stay healthy.

Tomás Belmonte (8)

Entered the starting eleven and did not disappoint. Scored the winning goal with a great header after a superb cross from Zeballos. From a football perspective, he did not falter and settled in the midfield alongside Ander and Paredes.

Belmonte, one of the standout players.

Leandro Paredes (7)

Some flashes of his quality, but with several stretches without much action, due to a flat match from the second half. The important thing is that he completed the first preseason with his teammates.

Alan Velasco (6)

Struggles to get going, but the important thing was that he added minutes and returned to scoring, after a deflected shot off one of the visiting team's center-backs. Needs to continue gaining competitive rhythm for what's next.

Miguel Merentiel (-)

Was on the field for a few minutes until he felt discomfort from a knock. The coach did not want to risk him and decided to take him off the field to avoid issues ahead of the championship.

Exequiel Zeballos (8)

Quick and agile, the Changuito was once again the most dangerous weapon for the Xeneize. A great play on the left side ended in Belmonte's goal. Continues to improve and be the most unbalancing player.

Lucas Janson (6)

Came on after a long time due to Merentiel's injury. Did not falter and had two dangerous shots.

Lucas Blondel, Williams Alarcón, Milton Delgado, Lautaro Di Lollo, and Brian Aguirre (-)

Came on when the match was no longer competitive and did not manage to make an impact.

Claudio Úbeda (6)

Repeated the scheme and most of the names in relation to Millonarios, with the inclusion of several players who had not been adding minutes. His team gained game rhythm and is ready for the start of the local tournament.

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