Facundo Cambeses (6): The goalkeeper ensured security in every Boca Center. They kicked him twice, very weakly, and he controlled it with no problem. He has kept 12 clean sheets in 15 games.
Marco Di Cesare (7): Impeccable up and down every intersection. In the second half he blocked a very dangerous shot.
Nazarene Colombo (6): Although he had a few bad passes, he played the duel with Milton Giménez and emerged victorious. He took the spear and led the way.
AgustÃn GarcÃa Basso (7): There was a wall through his sector. He was surgical on every lead and played with precision on every long throw.
Facundo Mura (5): He had a bad time with Changuito Zeballos, who always faced him and beat him straight up. Ubeda made his job easier with the man’s departure from Santiago. Little happened in the attack.
Juan Nardoni (8): He had a second stint as a European midfielder. He blocked Paredes, made important passes and energized the team in an area where he was the lord and master.
Agustin Almendra (6): He plays every now and then, touches the ball little, but has a lot of quality. He started the move for Maravilla’s goal with an opening to the left.
Gabriel Rojas (7): He was the most unbalanced player. He was always an option to add depth to the team and assisted Maravilla in scoring.
Santiago Solari (5): It cost him the game because he wasn’t at 100%. Physical wear and tear did not allow him to be sharp and he was rarely able to help Mura retreat.
Adrian Martinez (6): He exhausted himself in the duel with Costa, he always made him uncomfortable, but he did what he does best: score goals. He hadn’t scored in ten games and responded with an extraordinary header in the penalty area.
Duvan Vergara (5): Thrown to the left, he found the diagonals little, beyond his will. He was always open, but in the last trick he was no longer so clear.
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