San Martín closed the preseason friendlies against Independiente Rivadavia: how it went and how it formed

San Martín closed the preseason friendlies against Independiente Rivadavia: how it went and how it formed
san martín concluded their preseason preparations with ⁤two amiable matches this⁣ Saturday, setting‌ the stage for their upcoming debut in the ‌first Division. The team faced Independiente Rivadavia in ⁤Mendoza, suffering narrow defeats in both encounters. Under the guidance of coach Raúl Antuña, the squad ​wrapped up a week of intensive training ⁣at a ⁤central hotel, marking the end of their⁣ rigorous preseason schedule. Moving forward, ⁤the intensity of ⁢their training sessions will taper off to⁣ ensure they are in peak condition for ⁢their highly ⁤anticipated​ match against Atlético Tucumán next‌ Friday.

The games against Independiente Rivadavia took place at ⁣Gargantini Stadium in Mendoza Park, with the home team securing 1-0 victories in both matches.

Each friendly consisted of two 30-minute halves. In the first match, San Martín fielded a lineup featuring players expected to start in the upcoming season, ⁣many of whom ⁤where instrumental in the team’s recent promotion. The starting eleven included Matías Borgogno as goalkeeper; ⁣Alejandro molina, Rodrigo Cáseres, ⁣Luciano Recalde,‍ and Dante Álvarez in defence; Nicolás Pelaitay, Gino Olguín,⁢ Sebastián‍ González, and Ezequiel Montagna in midfield; and​ Tomás Fernández and Federico González leading​ the attack.
For the second⁢ match, the ⁢Verdinegro squad featured a rotated⁢ lineup with Bonansea in goal; Adin, Lopes, Burgos, and Diarte in defense; escalante, ‌Watson, Jaurena, and menéndez⁣ in midfield; and Casa⁣ and Toloza up front.

With these friendlies behind them, San⁢ Martín‌ now shifts their focus to ‍their season opener against Atlético Tucumán, scheduled for Friday at 9:30 p.m.






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San Martín concluded ⁤their‌ preseason ⁣preparations ⁢with two⁤ kind matches against Independiente Rivadavia this past⁣ Saturday, marking the end of an intensive training period under the guidance of coach Raúl Antuña. The ⁤team, which‍ recently earned promotion to the First Division, faced ‍narrow 1-0 defeats in both encounters at Gargantini Stadium in Mendoza Park. ‌These matches served as⁤ a final⁤ tune-up before​ their highly‌ anticipated season opener against Atlético Tucumán next Friday.

Preseason Recap: A ⁤Mixed Bag of Results

The friendlies were structured into ‌two‍ 30-minute halves,allowing the ⁢coaching staff to evaluate different ‌tactical​ setups and​ player combinations. In the ​first match, San Martín fielded a lineup featuring many of the key‌ players‌ who were instrumental in their recent promotion. The starting eleven​ included Matías Borgogno in goal, with Alejandro Molina, Rodrigo Cáseres, Luciano Recalde, and Dante Álvarez forming the defensive​ line. The midfield was anchored by Nicolás Pelaitay, Gino ​Olguín, Sebastián González, and Ezequiel ⁢Montagna, while Tomás Fernández and Federico ‍González spearheaded the attack.

Despite the⁢ strong lineup,San Martín‌ struggled ⁢to break down Independiente Rivadavia’s defense and ultimately fell ⁢to ‍a 1-0​ defeat. The second match⁤ saw ⁣a rotated ⁤squad​ take the field, with Bonansea replacing Borgogno in goal. ⁣The defensive quartet consisted of Adin, lopes, Burgos, and Diarte, while ​Escalante,⁢ Watson, Jaurena,‍ and Menéndez controlled the midfield. Casa and Toloza led the attack this time, ⁤but the outcome remained the same, with Independiente Rivadavia securing another 1-0 victory.

Key Takeaways and Areas for Betterment

While ⁤the results ⁤were not ⁢ideal, the friendlies provided valuable insights⁣ for⁣ Coach Antuña and ​his staff. The matches highlighted the need for sharper finishing in the ⁣final third,‍ as San Martín ​failed​ to convert⁣ their chances into goals. Additionally, ​the team’s defensive organization will ‌need to ‌be tightened ahead ‌of ⁤their First Division debut, as they conceded in both matches despite‍ fielding ⁢a strong backline.

On a‍ positive note,⁢ the preseason⁣ has allowed ‍the squad to build chemistry and fitness, which will​ be crucial for the challenges ahead. The rotation⁣ of players across the ⁤two matches also demonstrated ‌the depth of ​the squad, giving Antuña ​multiple options‌ as he finalizes his starting lineup for the season opener.

Looking Ahead: Atlético Tucumán Awaits

With the preseason now behind them, San Martín shifts their‌ focus to their‌ First Division debut against Atlético Tucumán. The match is scheduled​ for friday at‌ 9:30 ⁣p.m., and⁢ the team will be ​looking ​to make ⁣a strong statement in​ their‍ return to the top flight. Coach⁤ Antuña has emphasized the importance of tapering off ⁤the intensity ⁣of training sessions in the lead-up to the game, ensuring​ that the players are in peak physical and mental‍ condition.

The Verdinegro faithful will‍ be eagerly anticipating this clash, hoping to see their team translate their preseason⁤ preparations into ‌a positive result. While the⁣ friendly defeats against Independiente Rivadavia may raise some concerns, ⁣they also serve ⁢as a reminder of the challenges that lie ahead in the⁣ First Division. San Martín will⁢ need to rise to‌ the occasion⁢ and​ prove that they belong among argentina’s elite.

Final Thoughts

As the countdown to the season opener begins, ‌San Martín finds themselves at a pivotal ‍moment. the​ preseason has ⁢been a‌ mix of hard‌ work,​ experimentation, and lessons learned. While the ‌results in⁣ the friendlies were not ideal, they have provided a foundation for growth ⁢and ​improvement. The team’s‍ ability to adapt and refine⁣ their game⁣ plan⁤ will be key to their success in‌ the upcoming campaign.

For now,⁤ all eyes are on ​Friday night, as San Martín prepares to take the field against Atlético Tucumán. ⁤The stage is set, and the Verdinegro‍ squad will be determined to make their mark in the First Division. Fans⁢ can expect a spirited performance as ⁢the team looks to kick off ⁢their season with a statement victory.

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