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04-13 04:30

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End 3-1

90′

3-1

H.Nervo

Assist: J. Bisanz

88′

Lucas Carrizo

F.Waller

88′

H.Nervo

O.Cortes

85′

2-1

J. Bisanz

77′

A.Veliz

F. Navarro

75′

F. Navarro

71′

J.Campaz

J.Fernandez

66′

L.Gil

E.Ojeda

63′

E.Ojeda

59′

G. Avila

G.Duarte

59′

F. Ibarra

V. Pizarro

59′

F.Kalinger

I.Campo

59′

J. Bisanz

Ó. Romero

Halftime 1-1

48′

J.Caicedo

47′

E.Giménez

46′

F.Waller

2′

0-1

E. Copetti

Assist: E.Giménez

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Match Info

CA Huracán secured an impressive 3-1 victory over Rosario Central in the Argentine Division 1 on Monday, April 13th, 2026. The match at Huracán's home stadium saw the hosts come from behind to claim all three points in a entertaining encounter that significantly boosts their position in the league standings. Rosario Central took an early lead against the run of play, capitalizing on a defensive error to go 1-0 up. However, Huracán responded with vigor, equalizing before halftime through a well-worked team move. The second half belonged entirely to the home side, who scored two more goals in a dominant twenty-minute spell to seal the win. The standout performance came from Huracán's attacking midfielder, who was involved in all three goals, providing two assists and scoring the third himself with a powerful strike from outside the box. The result is a major boost for Huracán's campaign, moving them into the top half of the table and providing momentum for their upcoming fixtures. For Rosario Central, it's a disappointing away defeat that halts their recent positive form. The managers had contrasting reactions; the Huracán boss hailed his team's character and response to going a goal down, while the Rosario Central coach lamented his side's second-half collapse and loss of concentration. The starting XIs reflected both teams' attacking intent, but Huracán's midfield ultimately controlled the tempo and created the decisive moments in the match.