Bruno Barticciotto makes Huracán debut in draw with Belgrano
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- Bruno Barticciotto entered in the 68th minute of Huracán's 1-1 draw at Belgrano in Argentina's Clausura Tournament.
- Belgrano took the lead through Nicolás Fernández before Jordy Caicedo equalized in the 84th minute.
- Huracán extended its winless run to four matches and sits ninth in Group B with 10 points, while Belgrano is third with 12.
Bruno Barticciotto began his Huracán career with a lively 22-minute appearance and a 1-1 draw against Belgrano in Córdoba. The Chilean came off the bench in the 68th minute, replacing compatriot Leonardo Gil.
Huracán were trailing after Nicolás Fernández scored in the 61st minute. Barticciotto entered to jeers from Belgrano supporters, who regard him as a former player of rival club Talleres, but he quickly made an impact for his new side.
The visitors eventually celebrated with Barticciotto after Jordy Caicedo equalized in the 84th minute. The result gave Huracán a fourth consecutive match without a win and left the club ninth in Group B with 10 points.
Belgrano remained third with 12 points. In the next round, Belgrano will visit Sarmiento, while Huracán will face Racing de Avellaneda.
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Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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