The incredible influence of reached peas on important goals from the Coast Academy

Racing de Costas plays with 12. It is that when the team has a final ahead, they all appear: Wonder, Salas, Gabriel Ariasthe motorcitos of the middle, the sides … and reaches them balls. Yes, again, the academy scored a key goal thanks “to a hand of outside.” And we don’t talk about the referee, but about the boy Lucas Álvarez That he quickly gave Martyrena the ball so that the Uruguayan took quickly with his hands to enable Adrián Martínez who, after “fajing with the centrals,” he controlled the ball and defined crossed to open the score against Banfield. In other words, Avellaneda’s team needed to win or said goodbye to the opening. But he won another final and, once again, thanks to his 12 12 player.

When the coast racing focuses on the goal, he plays with one more. It is that, the inferior kids that are responsible for supplying the balls of the party are as awake as wonder and rooms. “Costas tells us to be attentive,” they say. And so, they have been protagonists of the “first pass” in transcendental goals: in the one of Juanfer Quintero For the historic comeback of the Academy against Corinthians for Copa Sudamericana, in that of Vietto to Boca and this Sunday for those of Avellaneda to open the score against Banfield.

Again, the man (or the child) of the day was Lucas Álvarezthe same one that quickly enabled Martirena in Luciano Vietto’s goal to Boca. At that time, the Uruguayan advanced several meters, which caused the controversy of the weekend, and took long for Solari that with a good individual play left Luciano Vietto alone who barely had to push her to overcome goalkeeper Xeneize.

While everyone celebrated, Martyrena returned on their steps and crashed the palms with the “intellectual author” of the academic imbalance. Lucas Álvarez plays midfielder on the right of the seventh Division of Racing.

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If the academy has a slotte with wonder Martínez and Maximiliano Salas, on the right wing the Society of Uruguayan Martyrena with the kid Álvarez is replicated.

“Costas asks us to be concentrated and let’s give it quickly,” said the flywheel of the seventh who plays eight that was found in the locker room with the Uruguayan and took his pants.

This Sunday, Racing could not open the game and Lucas was once again key to starting the path of victory. The first half was dying and the ball left on the left wing. Again, Álvarez gave it quickly to the Uruguayan who, as in that February match against Xeneize, stole a couple of meters to take advantage of the envy and the ball fell wonderfully in the area. The defenders could not with the goal of the goal that managed to turn and changed the stick to Sanguinetti so that the coast team scored the first goal of what would later be win.

But on the other side, on the left wing, Racing boys are also part of the gear. So much that last year, in the most brave match of the series of the South American champion, who was fundamental was another achievement: Martín Santorothen hooked from the eighth division, Gabriel Rojas quickly gave a ball to make the side and the play that ended in Juanfer Quintero’s goal was born.

That night, the story had started crooked for Racing since Ramón Díaz’s team won with a goal by Yuri Alberto who took advantage of a bad departure from Gabriel Arias.

After the prison that the talented Colombian turned to tie the game, the kid with the petchera got ahead of the posters to find a ball that had remained on the line. At that time, about 36 minutes of the first half, a rejection gave Racing side. Towards that sector was Salas, who quickly asked for reaching, and played forward to find Adrián’s head ‘Maravilla’ Martínez, who combed it.

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Juanfer Quintero ran face to face with the goalkeeper inside the area and did not fail: he defined between the legs of Hugo Nogueira, the captain of the Timao, directed by the Argentine Ramón Díaz.

All Racing soccer players went to hug Quintero, but also the ball partners acknowledged having been quickly to give the ball to Salas, in the movement that started the attack of the second goal.

“An emotion because when the goal came quickly. The ball was on the court, I hesitated to jump or not, I said ‘it was, jump’ and ask me for Salas, and from there the goal came,” he explained, with shyness, Martín Santoro the key man in the gestation of the goal that meant the ticket to the game for an international title, 32 years after the last time.

It was so important for coasts the concentration of the Santoro boy in the series against Timao, that DT himself requested that the lower player accompany the team to the final in Paraguay against Cruzeiro.

With the kids like that, Racing plays with 12. And this Sunday, when he needed to beat Banfield to live alive in the opening, he demonstrated again.