Sarmiento Junín and Racing Club de Avellaneda played to a 0-0 draw in the Argentine Division 1 on March 11, 2026, at the Estadio Eva Perón. This result does little to boost either team's standing in the early stages of the league season, with both sides lacking the clinical edge needed to secure three points. Racing Club, one of Argentina's traditional giants, controlled possession for long periods but found Sarmiento's low block difficult to penetrate. The home side offered a threat on the counter-attack, with their best chance coming from a long-range effort that skimmed the top of the net. The match's major talking point was a disallowed goal for Racing in the 65th minute, ruled out for a marginal offside after a VAR review, which sparked protests from the visiting players and bench. Neither goalkeeper was seriously tested in the latter stages as the game petered out into a midfield battle. The point sees Racing Club maintain a mid-table position, while Sarmiento adds another point to their tally in their fight against relegation. Post-match, the Sarmiento coach highlighted his team's defensive organization, while the Racing manager bemoaned his side's lack of creativity in the final third.