River Plate managed to get a draw 2-2 in the Argentinian ‘Superclásico’ against Boca Juniors, a match that took place in the La Bombonera stadium. The ‘Millionaire’ team started below on the scoreboard, then come back and Get up 2-1; when everything seemed like it was going to be a triumph Sebastián Villa tires for the ‘xeneize’.
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Rafael Santo Borré, author of River’s second goal, spoke after the game and explained why he felt comfortable so much anger at the end of this. The Colombian had a cross with his fellow countryman Villa, which fortunately has not aged.
“We ended up with anger and anger because we had the game in our hands we visualized that we could turn it around. In the first half, we didn’t have the fluidity, but with mobility, we found the goals. Eventually we got out of step and they tied us up, but calm down because we left a good image, ”Borré analyzed.
River’s scorer in the Marcelo Gallardo era saved team mobility and possession, factor that was always in favor of the ‘Millo’. “We knew we would find a lot of play, the ability to move the ball, give it precision, we corrected it in the second half. My goal was a good move from us, We have moved everywhere, a good center of Nacho and I can expect Izquierdoz to score, ”he said.
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Next Tuesday, River Plate will play against Palm trees from Brazil in the first leg of the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores. “Now we have to recover well, concentrate on it being a tough and difficult game and face the game in the best way. It’s difficult, but we trust our game,” he concluded.