Instituto beats Independiente 4-1 in Avellaneda
Cordoba side extends lead in Group A after Maximiliano Meza's red card turns match.
KEY POINTS
- Instituto won 4-1 away at Independiente in Torneo Clausura Matchday 11
- Maximiliano Meza scored and was sent off before half-time
- Instituto lead Group A with 25 points after the victory
- Independiente stay sixth on 17 points, three clear of Union
- Goals: Lazaro, De La Fuente, Gallardo, Luna (Instituto); Meza (Independiente)
Instituto defeated Independiente 4-1 at the Libertadores de America stadium in Avellaneda on the opening night of Torneo Clausura Matchday 11. The visitors took an early lead through Jeremias Lazaro in the 16th minute before Maximiliano Meza equalised for the hosts six minutes later following a VAR check for offside.
Meza was sent off for a second yellow card just before half-time after a challenge on Matias Tissera, leaving Independiente with ten men for the entire second half. Hernan De La Fuente restored Instituto's advantage early in the second period.
“The referee's criteria for managing a match is far from adequate.”
Matias Gallardo and Alex Luna added further goals in the 20th and 35th minutes of the second half to seal a comprehensive victory. The win lifts Instituto to 25 points, consolidating their position as sole leaders of Group A.
Independiente remain on 17 points, currently sixth and holding a playoff spot three points clear of Union. The defeat extends the team's winless run at home under coach Jadson Viera.
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