Ringo Bonavena's curtain rises at the Miravé.
The red and white smoke that envelops the sky of Parque de los Patricios.
The passion that flows in the stands.
The classic atmosphere, promoted as the largest neighborhood duel in the world, generates strong expectations.
Until the ball starts rolling on the uneven grass of the Ducó Palace.
Then,
all that enthusiasm fades.
Huracán
and
San Lorenzo
do not give two passes in a row.
And after ninety minutes, they barely finished the goal once.
The rest of the attempts were unsuccessful due to their own deficiencies.
The tie, the sixth of the last ten head to head, makes sense from
a very poor development
that explains the moment of both and why they are adrift in the standings.
Intense, but ordinary.
With strong legs, but poorly lit feet.
With few zero goal situations.
They ran, they scored, but they had no creativity throughout the game.
In this context, Huracán started better and ended with a slightly superior image of San Lorenzo in the first half.
Pushed by its people, the
Globe
took its historical rival ahead.
On the outside, with the climbs of César Ibáñez.
In the middle, with the advance of the Chilean tandem, Rodrigo Echeverría and William Alarcón.
Alan Soñora was trying to articulate the game, but the clearest possibility in Facundo Altamirano's area was from a stopped ball.
Gastón Hernández saved at the sentencing line when Ignacio Pussetto licked his lips.
Huracán showed another attitude and a different stand with Walter Coyette.
Aboard a 4-1-4-1 in which the trans-Andean footballers played a key role.
Echeverría dropped back to get between the centre-backs when San Lorenzo attacked and Alarcón took off to connect with Soñora and feed Walter Mazzantti or Pusetto.
However, he made the same mistake as his predecessor, Facundo Sava:
he dispensed with a “9”.
Leandro Garate only entered one minute from the end of the game.
Rubén Darío Insua, on the other hand, opted for two tanks in the attack: Diego Herazo and Adam Bareiro.
Nahuel Barrios was a midfielder, looking for connection with the forwards, and Malcom Braida, especially, the sharpest winger on the left, even more active than Agustín Giay.
However, in that 5-3-2 it was difficult for him to create danger in the risk zone.
Some disruptive movement by
Perrito
, who hooked inwards at the vertex of the area and finished high, a corner kick from Barrios himself that Gonzalo Luján headed in and a play that Herazo resolved very poorly were the clearest chances.
There were many cuts due to fouls and the ball flew over the sky of Parque Patricios because there were no blushes when it came to rejecting.
It is difficult to understand how such an irregular playing field can be presented.
In fact, the ball bounced around, which caused a couple of unforced errors, especially on the last Barça line, all corrected by Hernández, the firmest at the back.
At the start of the complement, Insua looked for greater depth and made two substitutions.
Gastón Campi and Iván Leguizamón entered.
The defender was positioned as the last man, Jhohan Romaña was positioned as a stopper on the right and Gonzalo Luján was stationed as a flying winger.
The Paraguayan, meanwhile, stood as a winger.
Then, San Lorenzo became spicier, but it depended on the disruptive Barrios.
However, beyond that initial dominance, it did not cause any scares in the vicinity of Hernán Galíndez.
Huracán depended on Pussetto, who at least tried to hurt with his dribble.
He was very alone.
Coyette's changes did not work
.
Franco Alfonso came in weakly, who could give him a hand in the gestation.
The only chance was a deflected shot by Fértoli.
Conversed, stung by Bareiro,
the Paraguayan was saved from expulsion
when he threw a blow from behind and cut Echeverría's forehead.
The Barça captain, who was already reprimanded, was reckless.
Nazareno Arasa didn't even take the foul.
The fans, already fed up, sang
“move, Globo, move, stop fucking.”
But there was no case.
The classic was disappointing.
And Arasa whistled the final whistle after a waist break from Barrios.
At that point, everyone thanked him for ending this football dispossession.