A penalty, three red cards and a pitched battle: the most unusual play of the year occurred in Federal A.

Federal Tournament A begins to be defined, and with three dates at the close, each game is played as if it were the last. On Sunday, for example, Central Norte de Salta and Sportivo Belgrano de Córdoba met, two teams with aspirations to fight at the top. The ‘Cuervo’ and the ‘Verdi’ distributed points in a match that had all the seasonings, and which ended in scandal.

The salteños, who They have already secured a place in the Final Stage which will define the only ascent, they received a needy Sportivo Belgrano, which he had to add to continue in the reduced positions. The match, like almost the whole category, it was closedbut the one who managed to break zero thanks to a goal from Facundo Pardo was the guest.

The ‘Green’ took the lead at half time, and then it was a question of enduring the result. In the Sporting supplement he was left with two fewer men, but in the end he took the lead. There, when there were few seconds to close the game, the controversy broke out. An unusual work gave Central Norte another life.

A rainy center in the Cordovan area found the head of a man from Central Norte. First good reaction of the visiting goalkeeper, who fails to contain the header in a single half and gives up the rebound. There appeared Germán Lesman, who could not even beat the fence of Leonardo Martina. The ball was alive, but this time the stick denied the ‘Cuervo’ parity.

With more thrust than game, Central Norte continues to insist, and once again holds a rebound in the visiting area. Now, in best Luis Suárez style, Federico López put his hand in the ball’s trajectory to fend off. The referee did not hesitate and pointed to the spot. Meanwhile in the background the protagonists began to warm the atmosphere.

Occasional kicks, several slaps and even punches. The substitute benches invaded the pitch and the referee dissociated himself from the situation, almost as if he understood that he couldn’t do anything. They were seconds of recklessness that ended with three expelled: Arroyo, from Sportivo, Sánchez and Calderón, from the local team.

The penalty, which was sanctioned by the referee in the second minute of addition, ended up being kicked 180 seconds later. Who changed him for a goal was former All Boys Lesman. That would be the last action of the match, which a few seconds later would see the end. So with two goals, five sent off in the middle, and perhaps the most unusual play of the yearCentral Norte and Sportivo Belgrano distributed points in Salta.