Carlos Zambrano and the great return, goal and ‘reunion’ with Luis Advíncula that benefits the Peruvian team

Paradoxically, the bad moment of Boca Juniors gave him a hand in the actions of the Peruvian team. In the Professional League classic against River Plate, Luis Advíncula started again, while Carlos Zambrano He returned to play a game after a month and a half and reappeared with a header, despite the fall of his team.

Luis Advíncula was part of Sebastián Battaglia’s starting eleven for the duel at the Monumental Stadium, while Carlos Zambrano awaited his opportunity on the substitute bench, as it has been since the new coach took office after the departure of Miguel Ángel Russo.

The Argentine Superclásico started very fought in the first minutes, which cost Marcos Rojo the red card only in the 16th minute of the game. The Peruvian central replaced Edwin Cardona and was located as central on the right, along with Luis Advíncula, the side of that band.

This means that both Peruvians add minutes of play together just before joining the Peruvian team. As is known, Carlos Zambrano was summoned to the Bicolor after a year due to the urgency of reinforcing the right side of the Peruvian defense. In a previous note we reported that Ben Brereton, the current figure of Chile, moves through that area. So, that Zambrano and Advíncula have had minutes this Sunday adds a lot.

Both players know each other very well because they have played for a long time in the Peruvian national team,

Luis Advíncula arrived at Boca Juniors at the beginning of August and debuted with the Xeneize shirt just days later in the Superclásico against River Plate for the Argentine Cup. That match played on August 4 was the first in which he played with Zambrano in the Argentine team. Then, Advíncula played only minutes against Argentinos Juniors on August 8 and that was Russo’s last game in command of Boca.

Since that game against Estudiantes, (Rosario and Defensa y Justicia) for being in quarantine after returning from playing with the Peruvian team in September.

This Sunday they got together again thanks to the expulsion of Marcos Rojo from Boca Juniors. Carlos Zambrano entered on the 18th minute of the game to play the classic, which at that time was 0-0, but the Xeneizes had to row against the current for the man of less.

Finally, River Plate won the superclassic 2-1 with a double by Julián Álvarez, but the performance of both Peruvians was adequate, especially Carlos Zambrano who did not come with much continuity and marked the discount in the last play, something that surely It is celebrated in the Videna.