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San Telmo

03-30 03:00

0 - 3

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Quilmes

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Quilmes

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113

110

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1015

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End 0-3

86′

P.Paredes

U.Vera

79′

larthirigoyen

J. Porto Lapegüe

77′

M. Fernández

A.Lavezzi

77′

J. Barreto

A. Batista

72′

F. Henríquez

70′

m.batallini

R. Gamarra

65′

J. Postigo

R. Martínez

65′

Aarón Spetale

A. Domínguez

60′

0-3

A. Domínguez

Assist: T. Ortega

45′

J.Motroni

leonel pollacchi

45′

E.L.Brítez

M. Laba

Halftime 0-2

43′

0-2

U.Vera

Assist: M.Vallejos

40′

E. Peralta

J. Gonzalez

28′

A.Lavezzi

23′

R. Martínez

20′

M. Laba

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Match Info

San Telmo suffered a heavy 0-3 loss at home to Quilmes in the Argentine Primera Nacional on March 30, 2026. Quilmes produced a commanding away performance to secure a vital three points and solidify their position in the upper reaches of the league table. The visitors took control of the match from the outset, opening the scoring with a powerful header from a corner in the 25th minute. San Telmo struggled to create clear chances, and Quilmes doubled their lead just before halftime with a precise finish after a swift counter-attack. Any hopes of a San Telmo comeback were extinguished early in the second half when Quilmes added a third goal, a moment of individual brilliance that curled into the top corner. The home team's frustration grew as the match wore on, with Quilmes comfortably managing the game to see out the clean-sheet victory. This result is a significant setback for San Telmo's campaign, leaving them in a precarious league position, while Quilmes continues to build momentum as a serious promotion contender. The Quilmes coach praised his team's clinical edge, and the San Telmo manager admitted his side was second-best in all departments on the day.