A night that seemed to be pleasant for River ended with a lot of suffering in Venezuela. With an extra player from the middle of the first half, the Millonario was tied against Carabobo with the added injustice of Santiago Beltrán's red card, who was replaced in the goal by Matías Viña due to the changes being exhausted. Immediately after the young goalkeeper of 21 years saw the red card at the VAR's instance, the left-back Uruguayan offered to compensate his absence in the final minutes. The Granate team tried to test the ex-Palmeiras in a couple of opportunities but the shots were defective. Fortunately, the agonizing goal of Maximiliano Salas at six minutes of the added time left this episode as an anecdote. With habitual substitutes and with an improvised goalkeeper, the Millonario won 2-1, reached 10 points in Group H of the Sudamericana and is on the verge of the quarterfinals.