Luis Advíncula and his numbers at Boca: savior against Huracán but with a concerning statistic [VIDEO]

Boca Juniors couldn't beat Huracán, and beyond the concern for the poor performance that the Xeneize team has been having, it is highlighted that Luis Advíncula maintains the leadership in Hugo Ibarra's team.

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Luis Advíncula played the full 90 minutes of the match, as is usual in this championship. Carlos Zambrano, on the other hand, usually alternates in some games. He played the last match and did not enter in this one.

According to the sofascore website, Luis Advíncula had a regular performance, with a score of 7.1, only surpassed by central defender Facundo Roncaglia (7.4), Pol Fernández (7.3), and goalkeeper Agustín Rossi (7.2).

Advíncula's performance has been consistent in the last few games. Against Defensa y Justicia, he scored 6.6, against Talleres 7.2, in the classic against River 6.6, and in the last match against Lanús 7.0. That's why the full-back is a regular starter.

Ball losses

However, there is one figure that is concerning. Against Huracán, he reached a total of 16 possessions lost. Although some occur in an attacking situation, his defensive position exposes him to errors that can be costly.

Against River, a team that presses a lot, he had 20 losses, against Tucumán 16, and against Defensa y Justicia 18. Only against Lanús did he improve those figures with just 8.

What stands out the most about Luis Advíncula is his providential appearances to save his goal. He did it against Huracán, making a spectacular clearance when a goal seemed certain.

In his defensive side, Advíncula has an average of 1.1 interceptions per game in the Argentine tournament, 1.4 clearances, and 1.9 duels won per match.

Luis Advíncula is providential in Boca and in the Peruvian national team. He will have to travel to Los Angeles to join the national team for friendly matches against Mexico and El Salvador.

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