Temperley got a ticket to a historic match
.
El Gasolero will be able to remember that time spent in the First Division a while ago when he faces
River
in the round of 16 of the
Argentine Cup
, after this Tuesday he beat
Sarmiento de Junín
on penalties , where Israel Damonte made his debut as coach, on his return to the club.
It was 4 to 3 in the penalty shootout after they tied 1-1 in regular time, as a result of goals from Franco Paredes for the Buenos Aires Interior team and Braian Sánchez for the South Buenos Aires team.
Sarmiento and Temperley showed many limitations in the first half, to the point that each stopped ball generated the prior expectation of a dangerous situation.
Sarmiento suffered the problems of the entire season: lack of preparation, few associations, non-existent offensive weight and some doubts in the background, the opposite of his rival, who always tried to take care of the ball.
Despite this context, as football is the dynamic of the unthinkable, according to Dante Panzeri, Sarmiento found Manuel Mónaco and Lisandro López, who in an isolated play broke the rival defense and left Franco Paredes facing the goal for the 1 -0.
But in the complement Temperley absolutely dominated every passage.
And although it was difficult for him to translate it into important situations in Jerónimo Portau's area, that award came at the feet of Braian Sánchez after a childish mistake by Maico Quiroz.
The Ascenso team deserved better luck in the situations they had at the feet of Sánchez - Gabriel Díaz saved on the line - and at the head of Marcos Arturia - he came close.
In the final minutes Temperley looked for it without giving up and already in added time he had a key stopped ball but the execution of Juan Frías was terrible.
Until on penalties he got what he deserved in regular time and now Temperley will go against River in the next round of 16th finals.
With information from Télam