Andrada explains substitution choice in River Plate's match against Atlético Tucumán
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 2:21 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Tobías Andrada, a key player for River Plate, explained his recent substitution during the match against Atlético Tucumán. He opted to leave the pitch due to physical discomfort, prioritizing his team's performance over his own. Andrada stated that he preferred to come off rather than play at reduced capacity, highlighting the importance of teamwork. After the game, he praised the quality of his teammates, noting the fluidity of their attacking play. River Plate recently secured a victory in this match.
- •Andrada prioritized team performance during River Plate's match against Atlético Tucumán.
- •He experienced physical discomfort and requested to be substituted.
- •Andrada praised his teammates for their fluid attacking play.
- •River Plate achieved a win over Atlético Tucumán.
- 2:21 PMYahoo Sports — 👀 Why did Andrada come off? I preferred to ask to come off before...
"Midfielder Tobías Andrada, one of River Plate’s standout performers in the win over Atlético Tucumán, explained the reasons behind his substitution. The young midfielder chose to prioritize the t...
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