Reacted in time

Boca Juniors won 3-2 against Godoy Cruz in Mendoza. Gago, Martínez and Calleri scored for the “Xeneize”. After losing against Deportivo Capiatá in the Copa Sudamericana, Boca should have reacted in the local tournament. Fortunately, in Mendoza, the “Xeneize” broke the deadlock on the 9^th minute; Fernando Gago shot from outside the area, the ball bounced off Diego Rodríguez and ended up into the right of the goal. This was the second goal of Gago in Boca Juniors. Then, Godoy Cruz responded with an execution of Jaime Ayoví, though Agustín Orion reacted perfectly. Boca was able to increase the difference in the scoreboard, but José Fuenzalida’s shot was blocked by Sebastián Moyano. On the 43^rd minute, the local team tied the match. Orion saved two consecutive headers, though Rolando García Guerreño scored on the rebound. The defenders made a lot of mistakes and the rival took advantage of them. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeZZRia6vlI[/youtube] In the beginning of the second half, Ayoví headed alone into the area and scored for Godoy Cruz. Once again, Lisandro Magallán was not attentive to the Ecuadorian forward. Rodolfo Arruabarrena made two successful substitutions and the team’s performance improved. In their first action, before doing a give-and-go with Jonathan Calleri, Juan Manuel Martínez executed a great cross shot over the keeper to tie the game. In the last minutes, any of both teams could have won the match. Nicolás Colazo and Daniel González deflected their kicks, but Calleri was the one that did not fail. On the 81^st minute, he scored the winning goal, assisted brilliantly by Gago. Boca’s next match will be on October 23^rd at 9:15 p.m. (Argentina time) against Deportivo Capiatá, for the second leg of the eight-finals of the Copa Sudamericana. Boca need to win, at least, 1-0 to force penalties. League Table: River, 28 points; Lanús, 24; Independiente, 23; Racing, 22; Boca, 20. MATCH RECORD: Godoy Cruz (2): Sebastián Moyano; Lucas Ceballos, Rolando García Guerreño, Víctor Aguilera, José Luis Fernández (Guillermo Cosaro 75); Fernando Zuqui, Diego Rodríguez, Gonzalo Cabrera (Daniel González 55), Claudio Aquino (Federico Lértora 65); Rubén Ramírez, Jaime Ayoví. Coach: Carlos Mayor. Boca Juniors (3): Agustín Orion; Leandro Marín, Lisandro Magallán, Juan Forlín, Emanuel Insúa (Gonzalo Castellani 45); Andrés Cubas (Juan Manuel Martínez 70), Fernando Gago, Nicolás Colazo; José Fuenzalida, Emmanuel Gigliotti (Jonathan Calleri 66), Federico Carrizo. Coach: Rodolfo Arruabarrena. Goals: 8′ Fernando Gago (BJ), 43′ Rolando García Guerreño (GC), 49′ Jaime Ayoví (GC), 74′ Juan Manuel Martínez BJ), 81′ Jonathan Calleri (BJ). Yellow cards: 2’ Emanuel Insúa (BJ), 23’ Rolando García Guerreño (GC), 82’ Jonathan Calleri, 84’ Juan Forlín (BJ). Referee: Saúl Laverni Stadium: Malvinas Argentinas (Mendoza).]]>