Fernando Martínez’s success forced a penalty shootout which then led to the elimination of the millionaires. Near the pitch, the Gasolero professional let the emotion flow and it went viral.
In the second minute of the match against River Plate, Fernando Martínez scored a superb goal for Temperley. Because of the bill and because of the importance: the goal, the result of a contortion similar to that carried out by Fernando Zampedri during the University Classic, forced the definition by penalties. The story would gain more momentum because in the case of the shooting from the 12 steps, Gasolero was more precise than the millionaire team and qualified for the round of 16 of the Argentine Cup .
However, it’s not just Martínez’s success that is taking over social media. IMartínez’s score was recorded from a vantage point by Hernán Jiles, the club’s official photographer . The record would be the basis of a historical testimony, of the magnitude of the victory they won.
Save or celebrate?
Jiles was overcome with emotion. Faced with the dilemma of finishing filming the action or celebrating like a fan, who also found himself in an enviable position, he opted for the latter. . Probably, in a fraction of a second, without much chance of deciding or governing your sensations.
Actually, the scorer is looking for him to share the celebration . In the scene there are naturally expressions of joy and sometimes rudeness. which can also be explained by the happiness of the moment. The absolute loss of the image shows that at that moment what mattered least was the recording .
The memory, of course, It ended up being published on the club’s social media, as an important part of the authentic institutional feat accomplished just minutes before. . And since then, it has continued to be commented on on all platforms.
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