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Racing Club de Avellaneda - Avellaneda VS Defensa Y Justicia Score
Racing Club de Avellaneda
07-17 05:45
4 - 1
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Defensa Y Justicia - Avellaneda VS Defensa Y Justicia Score
Defensa Y Justicia
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Racing Club de Avellaneda
Defensa Y Justicia
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104
95
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40
36
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52
48
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3
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End 4-1
87′
4-1
A. Martínez
86′
D.Vergara
A.Tello
86′
I.Rodriguez
A.Espino
80′
M. Kranevitter
M.Zaracho
74′
E. Cantero
D. Barbona
74′
A.Portillo
L.Souto
70′
T.Conechny
S. Solari
70′
Ulises·Ortegoza
M. Miljevic
69′
S.Sosa
65′
D.Blanco
J.Lopez
65′
M. Cabrera
A·Hausch
64′
A. Martínez
63′
D. Fernández
58′
3-1
S.Sosa
Assist: M.Zaracho
51′
2-1
L. Fernández
Assist: M.Rodriguez
Halftime 2-0
44′
M. Miljevic
32′
M.Rojo
31′
L. Fernández
4′
1-0
M. Miljevic
Assist: A.Espino
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Match Info

Racing Club de Avellaneda and Defensa Y Justicia Play Out Goalless Copa Argentina Encounter

In a Copa Argentina second‑round clash on 1 June 2026, Racing Club de Avellaneda and Defensa Y Justicia finished 0-0 after 90 minutes, pushing the tie into extra time. The match, played at a neutral venue, saw two Argentine top‑flight sides produce a disciplined, tactical battle with few clear‑cut chances.

Match Overview
Racing Club, historically one of Argentina’s most decorated clubs, came into the fixture as slight favourites. Defensa Y Justicia, known for their organised defensive structure under coach Julio Vaccari, made life difficult for the Avellaneda side from the first whistle. The match was played on a heavy pitch after earlier rain, which slowed the ball down and made fluid passing difficult.

Key Moments

Racing’s best opportunity came in the 27th minute when midfielder Juan Fernando Quintero played a clever through ball to forward Roger Martínez, but his shot from a narrow angle was well saved by Defensa goalkeeper Ezequiel Unsain. Defensa Y Justicia grew into the game and created their own chance just before half‑time: a header from defender Adonis Frías from a corner was cleared off the line by Racing’s Iván Pillud.

The second half was a chess match. Both sides committed players forward only when necessary, and the midfield battle became congested. Racing introduced striker Enzo Copetti in the 65th minute, but Defensa’s central defensive pair of Juan Rodríguez and Frías nullified the threat. Defensa’s best second‑half chance fell to substitute Nicolás Fernández, whose snap shot from 20 yards flew just wide.

Tactical Story

Racing dominated possession (58%) but struggled to find gaps in Defensa’s compact 4‑4‑2 shape. Defensa Y Justicia, by contrast, were content to absorb pressure and break quickly, but their final ball was consistently poor. The match had the feel of a knockout game where neither side wanted to make a mistake, leading to a conservative approach.

What’s Next

The goalless draw means the tie will be decided by extra time and, if necessary, penalties. For Racing Club, the pressure is on to break down a stubborn defence. Defensa Y Justicia will take confidence from their defensive performance and hope to snatch a winner in the additional period.