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Talleres beat Agropecuario 3-0, this Thursday, in the 32nd round of the Argentine Cup. The team led by Walter Ribonetto formed with many substitutes: some were able to stand out, as in the case of goalkeeper Lautaro Morales, and others were able to return to their level, as in the case of Nahuel Bustos.
The 1×1 of Workshops
MORALES (7). Very good debut for the former Lanús goalkeeper. He hadn’t played for almost 8 months and it didn’t show.
VIGO (5). It was difficult for him to adjust to the game. He hardly went on the attack and had problems with Marcioni’s mark.
BLANKET (5). He seemed insecure and had difficulties in the aerial game. He almost had the misfortune of conceding a goal, in a fortuitous play.
SUAREZ (6). Better first half than second, looking for the projection to head. He had one in the first half to convert at 26m.
NAVARRO (5). Good at scoring, with problems delivering the ball, that’s why Ribonetto replaced him.
JC PORTILLO (7). He had no major problems recovering in the PT, but they doubled his mark in the complement and he had some difficulties.
M. PORTILLO(6). He scored a great goal from another game and put Talleres in the game at a time when the game was getting complicated.
DEPIETRI (7). Very daring, he teamed up well with Bustos and Bou. It was not understood why Ribonetto took it out.
BUSTS (8). The figure of the team, unbalanced as in their best games in the “T”. He defined “like Nahuel” in the goal. He needed to get back to his level. He noticed it quickly and had a good partner in Bou.
MARTINEZ (6). His virtue was always to face and seek to associate with Depietri. To correct: he disappears from the game a lot.
BOU (6). He looked much better physically and showed his aptitude for partnering with Bustos.
GALARZA. Great entry for the Paraguayan to replace Bou. He was fouled in the play prior to Bustos’ goal, but he did not give up the ball and fought for it in a melee.
RUIZ RODRIGUEZ. He positioned himself in Marcos Portillo’s position when he came out and tried to unbalance his speed.
GIROTTI. He played little when he replaced Bustos, but he starred in the third goal play when he stole the ball that ended in Martínez’s goal.