Stalemate in Mendoza: River's Away Win Eludes Again

River Plate played a goalless draw with Godoy Cruz in the Primera Division's Apertura, continuing their search for an away win. Despite strong efforts from both teams, neither side could break the deadlock. River remains in fourth in Group B, while Godoy is 13th with a game in hand.

River Plate's quest for an elusive away victory extended further as they settled for a goalless draw against Godoy Cruz at Malvinas Argentinas stadium on Wednesday. The Argentine Primera Division clash saw both teams striving for dominance but unable to tip the scales in their favor.

From the outset, River Plate showed their attacking intent, with prominent Colombian forward Miguel Borja narrowly missing a chance to score. Godoy Cruz responded with tight defensive play and occasional threats from set pieces, creating suspenseful moments in the first half.

The second half saw continued pressure from River Plate, but their efforts were thwarted by Godoy's resilient defense and goalkeeper Franco Petroli's critical saves. Despite impressive playmaking, including a notable cameo from midfielder Manuel Lanzini, River failed to capitalize, leaving them yearning for a triumph before their next match against Lanus.