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Lo cortó en seco: la respuesta de Coudet a un periodista cuando le preguntaron si se viene un River “más pragmático”
Tras la victoria ante Estudiantes de Río Cuarto en Córdoba, el Chacho fue consultado sobre el juego de su equipo y contestó de manera contundente. River ganó y sumó su tercera victoria consecutiva en el Torneo Apertura al derrotar por 2-0 a Estudiantes de Río Cuarto en Córdoba . Pese al triunfo, el Millonario no brilló desde el juego e incluso apostó por una postura conservadora con una línea de cinco defensores en los minutos finales para mantener el resultado. Naturalmente, esta decisión de Eduardo Coudet generó polémica y fue uno de los temas sobre los que se le consultó al DT del Más Grande en conferencia de prensa. Al responder, el Chacho cortó en seco la pregunta y aseguró que River recuperará su rol protagónico en los próximos partidos. “ No hay que acostumbrarse a un River más pragmático . Hay una realidad y contextos” , comenzó explicando el entrenador de 51 años, quien justificó en parte su decisión basándose en el mal estado del campo de juego del Estadio Antonio Candini y aseguró que la victoria del pasado fin de semana contra Sarmiento de Junín en el Monumental “hace perder un foco” . Coudet aseguró que River recuperará su rol protagónico en los próximos partidos. (Getty Images) “El partido pasado pateamos 34 tiros al arco . Tampoco es normal que un equipo patee tanto, por más que haya habido un expulsado. Y vamos saliendo del contexto real de lo que estamos viviendo” , recordó. Y agregó: “También seguramente, en otro campo, con otras condiciones, hubiésemos impuesto otras condiciones desde el juego . En la semana no trabajamos que nos salteen las líneas y disputar. Trabajamos de otra manera. Y seguramente se va a ver, como se ha visto en los partidos anteriores, un River mucho más protagonista del juego . Pero estaba difícil la cosa” . Video: la respuesta de Coudet #RIVER | La pregunta que le formulé a Chacho Coudet en conferencia de prensa. ¿VAMOS A VER UN RIVER PRAGMÁTICO? pic.twitter.com/6FVTgKXSrI — Gustavo García (@codigoriver) March 23, 2026 ¿Cómo se desarrollará la semana de River y cuándo vuelve a jugar? Tras el triunfo en Río Cuarto, Coudet decidió darle dos días de descanso al plantel (lunes y martes) aprovechando que el fin de semana no habrá acción en la Liga Profesional por el parón producto de la fecha FIFA de marzo. Sin embargo, luego habrá un mini ciclo intensivo con concentración en Cardales hasta el viernes y prácticas en doble turno miércoles y jueves . Después, el fin de semana volverán a tener descanso y se reencontrarán el próximo lunes, en River Camp, para trabajar con el foco en el próximo partido ante Belgrano , el cual aún no tiene fecha y horario definido, y el debut en la Copa Sudamericana. El Millonario recibirá al Pirata cordobés en el Estadio Monumental, en el marco de la fecha 13 de la Zona B del Torneo Apertura 2026, posiblemente el domingo 5 de abril . También resta definir quién será el árbitro del duelo.
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