In the midst of its delicate institutional present, the Red visits the Canalla in Arroyito for the 11th date of the championship.
Central Rosary receives Independent in a match valid for the 11th date of the 2023 Binance Professional League Tournament. Amidst its delicate institutional present following the resignation of President Fabián Doman, El Rojo will go out to Little Creek giant looking for a win that will bring him some peace just before the classic against Racing.
Avellaneda’s team arrives at the game in one of its most difficult moments since it went downhill, with the club decapitated, without a confirmed coach after the departure of Leandro Stillitano and in the middle of a nine-round winless streak, including the 2- 1 defeat against Estudiantes last day.
On the other hand, the devil will be one Villain that comes off a 0-0 draw in the classic against Newell’s and that has a four-round streak without defeat, with two wins and two draws.
The program of the Binance Professional League Tournament 2023: fixtures, dates, schedule and results
In here GOAL, We tell you everything you need to know about the game.
WHEN IS?
HOW TO SEE ON TV
The match between Villain and the Red is broadcast in Argentina and throughout South America TNT Sportssignal available to those who have contracted the Cable TV Soccer Pack.
TNT Sports
WHO REPORTS AND WHO COMMENTS?
Arturo Bulián narrates and Fernando Pacini comments. On the playing field they accompany Antonella Valderrey and Francisco Noriega.
HOW TO WATCH BY STREAMING
The meeting can be accessed via the streaming platforms of the various cable television companies: Cablevision stream, Play Telecentre or Direct TV GO. The three platforms are available for PC, MAC and tablets or smartphones with Android (4 or higher) and iOS (8 or higher) systems.
FORMATIONS
CENTRAL ROSARY
George Broun; Damian Martinez, Facundo Mallo, Carlos Quintana, Alan Rodriguez; Kevin Ortiz, Walter Montoya, Lautaro Giaccone, Ignacio Malcorra; Jaminton Campaz, Alejo Veliz. DT: Miguel Russo.
INDEPENDENT
Rodrigo Rey; Luciano Gomez, Sergio Barreto, Joaquin Laso, Edgar Elizalde, Ayrton Costa; Baltazar Barcia, Ivan Marcone, Sergio Ortiz, Nicolas Vallejo; Martin Cauteruccio. DT: Pedro Monzon.
Source: Goal