The Copa Sudamericana does not stop and during this day the few casts that have not yet made their official premiere in this edition of the continental competition will take the field. At 19.15, at Federico Omar Saroldi Park, Uruguay's River Plate will host Racing. Later, at 21.30, Lanús will visit Metropolitanos.
RIVER PLATE-RACING CLUB:
The Parque Federico Omar Saroldi stadium in Montevideo will be the setting that will host the first match of one of the main contenders for the title. From 19.15, Racing will visit Uruguay's River Plate for Date 1 of Group B of the Copa Sudamericana. The referee will be the Ecuadorian Guillermo Guerrero and will be televised by ESPN.
The Academy, the only undefeated Argentine football player and leader of Zone 1 of the League Cup with 18 units, two more than its guards River and Newell's, will try to prolong its excellent walk to the international level.
In the head of Fernando Gago is the idea of maintaining the base that comes from beating Sarmiento de Junín at the weekend. The only option would be the entry of Eugenio Mena by Gonzalo Piovi on the left lift. Colombian Edwin Cardona, already recovered from his right femoral bicep injury, will take a place on the bench of substitutes.
The locals, who are in fifth place, five behind the leader Deportivo Maldonado, come from falling by 3 to 2 on their visit to the home of Defensor Sporting. For this reason, Gustavo Díaz could make two modifications in the 11th: Mauricio Alfonso would replace Agustín Chopitea in the last line and Matías Ocampo would enter in the midfield for Gonzalo Castro.
Probable formations:
Uruguay's River Plate: Salvador Ichazo; Maximiliano Pereira, Horacio Salaberry, Santiago Brunelli, Mauricio Alfonso; Matias Ocampo, Gonzalo Napoli, Matias Alfonso; Nicolas Sosa, Pablo Lopez and Thiago Borbas. DT: Gustavo Diaz.
Racing Club: Gaston Gomez; Facundo Mura, Leonardo Sigali, Emiliano Insua; Gabriel Hauche, Aníbal Moreno, Carlos Alcaraz, Eugenio Mena; Leonel Miranda, Enzo Copetti and Tomás Chancalay. DT: Fernando Gago.
Stadium: Federico Omar Saroldi Park (Montevideo)
Referee: Guillermo Guerrero (Ecuador)
Hora: 19.15
Television: ESPN
METROPOLITANS-LANUS:
In the last round, from 21.30 at the Olympic in Caracas, an irregular Lanús will try to raise his head in his debut in Group A of the South American Cup. You will start your journey by visiting Metropolitans of Venezuela. The referee will be Brazilian Flavio De Souza and will be televised by ESPN.
El Granate, who was able to win this tournament in 2013 and become a finalist in 2020, does not reach this commitment at the best moment. He only won in 2 of his last 15 presentations and is in the last position of Zone 2 of the League Cup with only six units, 9 of the leaders Estudiantes, Tigre and Boca.
Regarding the 11 that comes from falling by 3 to 1 against Vélez in Liniers, Jorge Almirón would change the system and bet on the income of Matías Pérez and Alexandro Bernabei and the historic Diego Valeri and José Sand. In this way, Lionel Di Plácido, Diego Braghieri, Nicolás Pasquini and Facundo Pérez would leave the team.
The locals, who agreed to this instance after beating Estudiantes de Mérida 6-0 in the global, are one of the main animators of the Venezuelan tournament by appearing in the third place with 10 units, three less than Deportivo Táchira and four from the leader Deportivo La Guaira.
This club, founded in 2012, is facing its second participation in the Copa Sudamericana and comes from matching 0 to 0 against Carabobo in the local tournament.
Probable formations:
Metropolitans: Giancarlo Schiavone; Jefre Vargas, Andrés Ferro, Steven Pabón and Nestor Cova; Christian Larotonda and Walter Araújo; Darwin Gomez, Carlos Sosa, Robinson Flores; and Marco Bustillo. DT: Jose Maria Morr.
Lanús: Fernando Monetti; Braian Aguirre, Yonathan Cabral, Matias Perez and Alexandro Bernabei; Tomás Belmonte, Maximilian Gonzalez, Diego Valeri, Ignacio Malcorra; Jose Sand and Jose Lopez. DT: Jorge Almiron.
Stadium: Olympic of Caracas
Referee: Flavio De Souza (Brazil)
Hora: 21.30
Television: ESPN
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