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CA San Miguel

03-15 03:00

1 - 1

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San Telmo

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San Telmo

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End 1-1

87′

1-1

F.Ezequiel·Tisera

84′

F.Aguirre

D. Juárez

84′

J. Zurbriggen

renzo uriburu

74′

G.Paredes

73′

T. D. Grassano

M. Serra

73′

F. Coronel

M.Oses

73′

R. Gamarra

E. Peralta

68′

G. Coleoni

60′

J. Gonzalez

J. Iritier

60′

J. Porto Lapegüe

m.batallini

60′

M. González

F. Henríquez

55′

M.Oses

45′

Jorge Ferrero

B. Nasta

Halftime 1-0

49′

B. Nasta

47′

J. Enrico

20′

F. Henríquez

14′

B. Nasta

11′

D. Juárez

L.Brochero

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Match Info

CA San Miguel and San Telmo shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw in the Argentine Primera Nacional. The match, played on March 15, 2026, was a fiercely competitive derby-style clash that ultimately saw both teams have to settle for a point apiece. San Telmo took the lead against the run of play midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to slot home. San Miguel responded with increased intensity and were rewarded just before the hour mark, equalizing with a close-range finish following a goalmouth scramble from a corner. Both teams had chances to win it in a frantic final twenty minutes; San Miguel's striker hit the post, while San Telmo's goalkeeper made a spectacular double save to deny a certain winner. The key controversy involved a potential handball in the San Telmo penalty area late on, but the referee deemed it unintentional. The standout performer was San Telmo's goalkeeper, whose heroics earned his team a valuable away point. The result does little to alter the mid-table standings for either side, with both needing wins to push for a higher finish. "We created enough to win but couldn't find the second goal. Their goalkeeper was outstanding," admitted the San Miguel manager. The San Telmo coach said, "A point away is a good result. We showed great defensive spirit in the end."