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Deportivo Recoleta

04-09 06:00

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Deportivo Recoleta

San Lorenzo

Attacks

109

Dangerous Attacks

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End 1-1

89′

R. Domínguez

J.Espínola

89′

R. Ortiz

W. Baez

82′

C. Figueredo

F. Echeguren

81′

L.monzon

79′

I.Perruzzi

M. Insaurralde

74′

H.López

A.González

74′

J. Noguera

Rodríguez

73′

M.Ritis

66′

L.Vietto

A.Cuello

66′

F.Gulli

N.Barrios

57′

M.Ritis

T.Pagano

49′

F. Echeguren

45′

Gonzalo·Abrego

G.Rodríguez

Halftime 1-1

17′

1-1

Auzmendi

Assist: A.Cuello

13′

1-0

A.Wlk

10′

N. Marotta

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Match Info

Deportivo Recoleta secured a creditable 1-1 draw against Argentine giants San Lorenzo in the CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana on Thursday, April 9, 2026, a result that will feel like a victory for the Paraguayan side. This Group Stage match saw the underdog home team take a shock lead before San Lorenzo, one of the tournament favorites, fought back to level the score, leaving the groups finely balanced. The match process began with intense pressure from San Lorenzo, but it was Recoleta who struck first against the run of play, sending their home fans into raptures. San Lorenzo's equalizer came in the second half through sustained pressure, likely from a set-piece or a moment of individual quality from their attacking line. A key incident was a potential penalty claim for Recoleta that was waved away by the referee, a decision that could have changed the outcome. The standout performance came from Deportivo Recoleta's goalkeeper, who made a series of spectacular saves to deny San Lorenzo a winner. The draw is a significant result for Recoleta's continental campaign, earning them a precious point against strong opposition, while San Lorenzo will view it as two points dropped. After the final whistle, the Recoleta manager praised his team's heart and organization, while San Lorenzo's coach expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert dominance into three points. The lineups saw San Lorenzo field a strong side with several internationals, while Recoleta opted for a compact 4-5-1 formation to absorb pressure.