River’s pure ‘tiki-tiki’ goal that knocked out Vélez: from Fonseca’s recovery to Colidio’s definition

River had a first half to remember against Vélez. He scored three goals in 20 minutes, one of Facundo Colidio and two of Miguel Borja, both upside down. He had taken his foot off the accelerator a little, he had a little anxiety in his area after about half an hour and, at the end of the initial phase, he arrived the fourth goal, keep it in a small box. Pure Tiki Tiki.

It all started with a recovery in midfield. Claudius Aquinas He had possession of the ball on his shoulders, the Uruguayan Fonseca pressed and the ball was left to Borja. With the rival in a bad position, the response was lethal: the Colombian opens for Colidio, the attacker extends for Nacho Fernández, who touches the center for the entry of Barco, who lets it continue with an imperceptible backhand towards the former Tiger striker. , who converted the fourth, second of his personal harvest.

There were six touches in eleven seconds of offensive transition which reflected the ease with which River played against Vélez, leaving behind the irregularity in the performance it had shown in the draw against Argentinos and in the victory this week over Barracas Central .

Colidio has scored four goals since arriving in Núñez, where he has played 18 games.