Boca player ratings after defeat to Huracán | OneFootball

On a night to forget, Boca stumbled again and accumulated another defeat; the first in the championship, against Huracán. Next, we review the individual performance of the Xeneizes players in a match that ended up reflecting the worst losing streak in the club's history.

Agustín Marchesín: 5

He was the most outstanding in a dull team. He made key interventions that kept Boca in the game at various stages. His performance says a lot... perhaps everything. The downside is that he conceded a goal again and could not keep a clean sheet.

Luis Advíncula Advíncula: 2

He does not improve. Weak in marking, without offensive projection and with repeated mistakes. His starting position is becoming difficult to justify.

Rodrigo Battaglia: 4

Without major shocks, although he is still far from finding comfort in the defense. The coach's insistence on placing him there is still not paying off.

Marco Pellegrino: 5

Correct, without shining. He fulfilled his role in defense and did not complicate things more than necessary. Firm above and below, one of the most regular along with the goalkeeper.

Lautaro Blanco: 4

Unremarkable. He was barely seen in offense and failed to be influential in his sector. He was one of the most dull.

Tomás Belmonte: 4

Insignificant. He never managed to fully get into the match and passed without making an impact. He was replaced.

Leandro Paredes: 5

Organized and with good ball handling. He tried to take the reins of the midfield, although the context does not help him. He can't play alone.

Milton Delgado: 4

He returned to the starting lineup with the expectation of reconnecting with his best version. He struggled to get into rhythm and did not offer solutions for moving the ball in a key area of the field. However, he deserves to stay in the team to gain confidence.

Alan Velasco: 4

Some will, but little clarity. He does not find continuity in the game and his influence remains limited.

Miguel Merentiel: 4

Far from the area and the goal. The system left him isolated and without connection. Replaced at halftime in a scene that paints a picture of what the team is today.

Edinson Cavani: 3

Disconnected, inaccurate and without protagonism. Far from his best form and without generating danger.

Milton Giménez: 3

He came on without specific weight. He did not take advantage of the few opportunities he had. It is true that he is coming from an injury, but he maintains a significant drought. Boca needs him as much as its three scorers, who are off.

Kevin Zenón: 4

He failed to provide the creative spark that the match called for. Far below his brightest moments. He tried, but it was not enough to generate real danger.

Williams Alarcón: 4

He was the change to reinforce the midfield, but his participation went unnoticed.

Miguel Ángel Russo: 1

He made four changes compared to those who lost against Atlético Tucumán and it had no effect. It is a very complex moment for the coach who is far from finding answers in his players. He continues to insist with Battaglia in the defense due to the lack of Costa, when he could put Di Lollo to do it in his natural position. Point for giving space to Delgado, but the double nine does not work for him and he does not change it.

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