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Argentine professional football matches

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The snapshots detail various professional football matches in Argentina during late 2026. In the Copa Argentina quarter-finals, Platense and Estudiantes de La Plata competed at the Estadio Norberto ‘Tito’ Tomaghello. Platense, managed by Martín Palermo, sought to extend a successful season while also preparing for a Copa Libertadores quarter-final against Flamengo. Estudiantes, led by Alexander Medina, entered the match facing multiple absences due to injury or fatigue. In the Torneo Clausura, Defensa y Justicia secured a dominant 3-0 victory against San Lorenzo in the 11th round of Zona A at the Estadio Norberto Tomaghello. Jeremías Lucco opened the scoring in the 11th minute, followed by a goal from David Martínez at the end of the first half and a final strike from David Barbona shortly after the break. This win moved Defensa y Justicia into second place in Zona A with 21 points, trailing leader Instituto by four. The defeat leaves San Lorenzo in tenth place with 11 points, five points away from playoff qualification spots, intensifying pressure on manager Rubén Darío Insua. The match was also marked by internal tension, including a verbal altercation between San Lorenzo players Facundo Farías and Rodrigo Auzmendi. Other key matchups in the Torneo Clausura include a 0-0 draw between Newell’s Old Boys and Lanús in Rosario, a result that maintains Lanús’s position in the playoff spots. In the Primera Nacional, Mitre earned a crucial 2-0 away win against San Miguel to distance itself from the relegation zone, while Colón maintained their hopes for the Reducido following a 1-0 victory against Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, secured by an own goal from Jorge Benítez.

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