Los ÚLTIMOS ERRORES GROSEROS de RIVER que le COSTARON un PARTIDO

Last week's final saw us winning 2-1 against Belgrano until Rivero decided to stop a shot with his shoulder, and from then on they scored two goals in quick succession and we lost (which I still think we were going to lose anyway because of Chacho's substitutions, but that's another story). In this video, I review the latest egregious individual errors made by a player that cost the team. ERRORS: 0:00 Quarta | Inter 0:22 Ledesma and Galarza | Atlético Tucumán 2:43 Bustos | Riestra 5:14 Armani | Sarmiento 7:25 Quarta and Galarza | Racing 10:59 Rivero | Boca 13:06 Pezzella | Atlético Tucumán 14:35 Rivero | Belgrano FINAL OPINION: To be honest, before the match I preferred Belgrano to Argentinos, since it seemed to me that Belgrano relied too heavily on Uvita Fernándes and Lucas Zelarrayan (the best player in Argentine football since last year) and that collectively they weren't that strong. Obviously, that thought went out the window when they beat us, but I also feel that we had everything we needed to win. We started the first half very well, better than them in my opinion; Colidio even scored a goal, finally in an important match, something he hadn't done since Colo Colo. And in the second half, I got really excited with Galván's goal, and from then on it was just a matter of holding on. But I started to sense Belgrano would equalize when Acuña, by far the best player in the tournament along with Beltrán, got injured, and to top it off, Chacho, instead of bringing on González and making positional adjustments, decided to bring on Pezzella, and Rivero ended up playing at left-back. For me, the substitution wasn't THAT BAD, but what was wrong was playing Rivero at full-back. If you absolutely had to play Pezzella instead of González, then put them in a back three and have Galván as a wing-back. I swear that's what I was thinking at the time, and I still maintain that Galván at wing-back was much better than Rivero at full-back; it was worse than even Pezzella coming on. Anyway, a few minutes later, Rivero, who had been one of the best players last season but had been playing very poorly in recent matches, decided to deliberately make contact with the ball with his lower shoulder. And since Di Carlo still doesn't have any power at the AFA (understandably, since he just arrived), they obviously called Falcón Pérez from VAR and he ended up awarding the penalty. From the time the game stopped until Uvita took the penalty, eight minutes passed, which makes me wonder, how the hell did Juanfer not have time to warm up in that time? Honestly, Chacho really messed up by not getting Quintero warmed up as soon as Falcón said it was a penalty, because we could have saved ourselves the monumental blunder Meza made on their third goal. Anyway, now it's back to square one, with the Copa Sudamericana matchups set and the transfer window open. #riverplate #football #copalibertadores