{"id":153653,"date":"2025-07-05T22:01:11","date_gmt":"2025-07-05T22:01:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/san-lorenzo-defeated-quilmes-in-a-penalty-shootout-and-advanced-to-the-round-of-16-of-the-argentine-cup\/"},"modified":"2025-07-05T22:01:13","modified_gmt":"2025-07-05T22:01:13","slug":"san-lorenzo-defeated-quilmes-in-a-penalty-shootout-and-advanced-to-the-round-of-16-of-the-argentine-cup","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/san-lorenzo-defeated-quilmes-in-a-penalty-shootout-and-advanced-to-the-round-of-16-of-the-argentine-cup\/","title":{"rendered":"San Lorenzo defeated Quilmes in a penalty shootout and advanced to the round of 16 of the Argentine Cup."},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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San Lorenzo and Quilmes face the 16vos of the Argentine Cup<\/figcaption><\/div>\n

San Lorenzo Triumphs Over Quilmes in the Argentine Cup Penalty Shootout<\/h2>\n

In a thrilling encounter at the N\u00e9stor D\u00edaz P\u00e9rez Stadium<\/strong> in Lan\u00fas<\/strong>, San Lorenzo<\/strong> faced off against Quilmes<\/strong>, emerging victorious after a tense penalty shootout. This match, part of the 16th final of the Argentine Cup<\/strong>, showcased two debutant coaches: Dami\u00e1n helps<\/strong> for San Lorenzo and Aldo Pedro Duscher<\/strong> for Quilmes. With this victory, San Lorenzo now prepares to clash with Tigre<\/strong> in the upcoming round.<\/p>\n

The match began with San Lorenzo taking control and dominating possession right from the start. The Cyclone<\/strong> pressed forward while Quilmes opted for a more defensive stance, patiently awaiting their opportunity to counterattack.<\/p>\n

As Quilmes attempted to mount their offensive, San Lorenzo countered effectively, using repeated fouls to disrupt their rhythm. A significant moment arose when Quilmes\u2019 goalkeeper Esteban Gellel<\/strong> committed a foul against Andr\u00e9s Vombergar<\/strong>, resulting in a penalty kick awarded to San Lorenzo. <\/p>\n

Vombergar himself stepped up to take the penalty, but Gellel redeemed himself by making a crucial save, stifling San Lorenzo’s early momentum. This act of heroism revitalized Quilmes, who began displaying a newfound determination, aiming direct attacks at a now vulnerable San Lorenzo defense that had left plenty of gaps.<\/p>\n

Despite having the majority of ball possession, San Lorenzo struggled to penetrate Quilmes\u2019 organized defense. The defense of Quilmes seemed to overwhelm San Lorenzo\u2019s offense, which consistently found it challenging to create effective connections as they approached the final third.<\/p>\n

The second half kicked off with San Lorenzo maintaining their control, yet they failed to generate any threatening chances. Quilmes, on the other hand, could not reproduce the promising displays they had shown towards the end of the first half.<\/p>\n

The physical nature of the match continued to intensify with strong tackles and committed plays. An opportunity arose for Quilmes when Oscar Belinetz<\/strong> struck a well-aimed shot, but it veered off-target. San Lorenzo responded with an effort from Alexis neck<\/strong>; his attempted shot, however, didn\u2019t trouble the Quilmes goalkeeper.<\/p>\n

As the match progressed to the 68th minute, the referee Luis Lobo Medina<\/strong> made a pivotal decision by expelling Quilmes\u2019 Agust\u00edn Bindella<\/strong>. admonished earlier in the match, Bindella received a second yellow card for a foul on Ezequiel Cerutti<\/strong>, leaving Quilmes with ten men. Ironically, his first yellow came from a foul on the same player, uncovering a pattern in his disciplinary actions.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, even with a man down, Quilmes showcased remarkable resilience in their defensive strategy, successfully weathering the storms of attack from San Lorenzo. The Cyclone remained unable to break through Quilmes\u2019 solid defensive line, and the match continued with the scoreline still level.<\/p>\n

Eventually, the stalemate led to a penalty shootout to determine who would advance to the next round. Both teams exhibited great effectiveness in their opening penalty shots. Vombergar, having missed his previous chance from the spot, found redemption as he netted his penalty kick.<\/p>\n

However, the tide turned during Quilmes\u2019 third penalty attempt when San Lorenzo\u2019s goalkeeper, Orlando Gill<\/strong>, made a stunning save against Gabriel Aranda<\/strong>. This moment proved crucial as San Lorenzo\u2019s Ezequiel Herrera<\/strong> and Elias B\u00e1ez<\/strong> both converted their penalties successfully. The pressure then shifted to Francisco Flores<\/strong> of Quilmes, who unfortunately missed his shot, handing the victory to San Lorenzo.<\/p>\n

With this hard-fought win over both Sportivo Las Couples<\/strong> and Quilmes in penalty shootouts, San Lorenzo is set to meet Tigre<\/strong> in the round of 16 of the Argentine Cup. Tigre comes into this match after dispatching Banfield<\/strong> with a convincing 2-0 scoreline, setting up what promises to be an entertaining clash.<\/p>\n

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