River Plate VS Independiente Santa Fe

River Plate, a traditional South American powerhouse, boasts a strong overall squad. However, due to their involvement in two competitions, they've suffered significant physical fatigue. They've failed to secure a win in consecutive league games, and their attack has been struggling to convert chances into goals. Despite having excellent ball - control skills, allowing them to constantly suppress opponents and create shooting opportunities, their conversion rate in positional attacks is low. Facing a well - organized defense, they find it hard to break the deadlock quickly. Most of their goals come from set - pieces and sporadic counter - attacks. With the advantage of a draw in the first leg, River Plate won't recklessly push forward. Instead, they'll focus on solidifying their defense first to avoid giving the opponents counter - attack opportunities. As a result, their attacking tempo will be relatively slow, and they won't engage in an all - out offensive battle. In recent matches, the total number of goals in River Plate's games has been relatively low. It's evident that the stability of their defense is much higher than the goal - scoring ability of their attack.