Ledesma Pide Revancha Tras Empate Con River: "Tenemos Que"

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Ledesma Demands Revenge After River Draw: "We Have To"

Ledesma Wants More After Frustrating Draw

Following a hard-fought but ultimately frustrating draw against River Plate, goalkeeper Nahuel Guzmán has made it clear: Ledesma is hungry for a rematch.

The experienced goalkeeper expressed his disappointment after the game, highlighting the team's desire for a victory. "We have to go for it," he stated, emphasizing the team's unwavering determination. "We have to keep working hard and strive for a better result next time."

Guzmán's Analysis: A Game of Two Halves

The match saw Ledesma play a crucial role, showcasing his trademark composure and agility, especially in the second half. Guzmán attributed the draw to a combination of factors, including the opposition's strong performance.

"We started the game well but lost our way in the second half," he admitted, acknowledging that River Plate found their rhythm and pushed Ledesma and the defense to their limits.

The Need for Improvement:

The draw served as a stark reminder that Ledesma must continue to refine its game. The team's overall performance was a mixed bag, showcasing flashes of brilliance but lacking the consistency necessary for a decisive victory.

Guzmán was clear about the team's next steps: "We need to work on our consistency and find ways to capitalize on our chances. We have to be more clinical in front of goal."

Looking Ahead: Revenge in the Air

The draw might have left a bitter taste, but it also ignited a burning desire for revenge. Ledesma is now focused on the rematch, determined to prove their worth and secure a victory against River Plate.

Guzmán's final words encapsulated the team's mindset: "We have to be ready for the next game. We have to show River that we are a force to be reckoned with."

The upcoming rematch promises to be a thrilling encounter, fueled by Ledesma's desire for redemption and River Plate's desire to maintain their dominance.