🚨 Line-ups confirmed: Huracán host Boca at the Ducó
On the other hand, Huracán, which will play the Argentina Cup round of 16 against Lanús next week, returns to the Ducó after having debuted in the Closing with a tough defeat there against Belgrano. Kudelka's team has not yet scored as they then lost against Estudiantes in La Plata.
Huracán, with changes in the attack
Leonardo Sequeira, expelled against Estudiantes, misses this match. Juan Bizanz replaces him; Eric Ramírez for his part goes to the bench and Matías Tissera will play as the reference in the area. The rest of the eleven remains the same with Sebastián Meza in goal; Tomás Guidara, Fabio Pereyra, Nehuén Paz and César Ibáñez in defense; Leonel Pérez and Leonardo Gil in the middle; Matko Miljevic and Rodrigo Cabral further forward.
Milton Delgado returns to play in Boca
The main novelty is the return of the young Milton Delgado, who had earned a starting spot and stood out in the midfield with Fernando Gago, but had not had minutes since Russo's arrival. Delgado will play alongside Leandro Paredes, with Tomás Belmonte and Alan Velasco on the wings, to change the scheme to a 4-2-2. Up front are Merentiel and Cavani, while Luis Advíncula and Lautaro Blanco return to the sides. In the pair of center-backs, Rodrigo Bataglia plays with Marco Pellegrino., in front of the goalkeeper Agustín Marchesín.
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