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Vélez Sarsfield v Lanús | Lineball

Argentine Liga Profesional

Full time

Vélez Sarsfield

0–1

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Match events

Vélez SarsfieldLanús

1st half

31'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Lanús. Bruno Cabrera replaces Dylan Aquino.
Yellow cardLucas Robertone (Vélez Sarsfield) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
35'
Half-time0–0

2nd half

61'
Yellow cardNahuel Losada (Lanús) is shown the yellow card.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Vélez Sarsfield. Diego Valdés replaces Dilan Godoy.
67'
67'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Lanús. Lucas Besozzi replaces Walter Bou.
71'0–1
GoalGoal! Vélez Sarsfield 0, Lanús 1. Carlos Izquierdoz (Lanús) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Eduardo Salvio with a cross following a corner.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Vélez Sarsfield. Braian Romero replaces Florián Monzón.
78'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Vélez Sarsfield. Matías Pellegrini replaces Lucas Robertone.
78'
83'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Lanús. Franco Watson replaces Eduardo Salvio.
83'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Lanús. Gonzalo Pérez replaces Agustín Medina.
83'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Lanús. Yoshan Valois replaces Ramiro Carrera.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Vélez Sarsfield. Thiago Silvero replaces Emanuel Mammana.
86'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Vélez Sarsfield. Álex Verón replaces Joaquín García.
87'
89'
Yellow cardFranco Watson (Lanús) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
90'+5'
Yellow cardTomás Guidara (Lanús) is shown the yellow card.
Full-time0–1

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News and reaction

Match reportVeteran defender Nicolás Otamendi signs with boyhood club River PlateVeteran defender Nicolás Otamendi has signed a contract with River Plate to return to the Argentine league as a free agent from Benfica.ESPN · 30 May (opens in a new tab)

Match reportArgentine clubs to strike in response to Tapia travel banProfessional clubs in Argentina have agreed to strike from March 5-8 in protest against what they consider judicial persecution of Argentine Football Association president Claudio Tapia.ESPN · 24 Feb (opens in a new tab)

Match reportRiver Plate expanding iconic Monumental to hold 101,000 fans

Where to watch

Broadcast details for this game haven't been announced yet.

Match details

Date: Sunday 22 March 2026
Started: 5:30 am AEDT
Venue: José Amalfitani, Buenos Aires
Competition: Argentine Liga Profesional
Officials: Pablo Dovalo

Form and ladder

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Team lists

Vélez Sarsfield

Vélez Sarsfield

12Álvaro MonteroG
16Lisandro MagallánCD-L
2Emanuel MammanaCD-R
3Elias GomezLB
4Joaquín GarcíaRB
22Manuel LanziniAM
8Lucas RobertoneLM
29Rodrigo Aliendro

Updated 12 Nov, 2:36 am

River Plate has announced a massive expansion of the Monumental Stadium, increasing its capacity to 101,000 spectators in a move that will make it one of the largest soccer venues in the world.

ESPN · 28 Jan (opens in a new tab)

ESPNMatch reportBoca Juniors plans Bombonera expansion to 80,000 seatsAfter River Plate presented a project to roof its Monumental Stadium, arch-rival Boca Juniors announced it will expand the capacity of La Bombonera in the stadium's biggest ever makeover.ESPN · 12 Mar (opens in a new tab)

InterviewCan Argentina's Estudiantes stop Brazil's Libertadores juggernaut?Brazilian clubs have won the last seven Copa Libertadores titles, but Argentina's Estudiantes de La Plata are determined to keep that streak from reaching eight.ESPN · 14 Oct (opens in a new tab)

InterviewWorld's weirdest soccer leagues: 8 champions? Points for losing?What happens when leagues shun the traditional round-robin format? Here's some of the weird and wonderful ways titles are won around the world.ESPN · 15 Dec (opens in a new tab)

RM

23FMFlorián MonzónF

15DGDilan GodoyAM-L

50TATobías AndradaAM-R

Bench

10Diego ValdésSUB
32Thiago SilveroSUB
11Matías PellegriniSUB
49Demian DomínguezSUB
9Braian RomeroSUB
5Claudio BaezaSUB
35Matías AriasSUB
17Álex VerónSUB
1Tomás MarchioriSUB
6Aarón QuirósSUB
48Luca FelerSUB
14Rodrigo PiñeiroSUB

Lanús

Lanús

26Nahuel LosadaG
13José CanaleCD-L
24Carlos IzquierdozCD-R
6Sasha MarcichLB
33Tomás GuidaraRB
17Agustín MedinaCM-L
30Agustín CardozoCM-R
25Dylan AquinoLM
11Eduardo SalvioRM
23Ramiro CarreraCF-L
9Walter BouCF-R

Bench

38Benjamín AcostaSUB
77Lucas BesozziSUB
3Nicolás MorgantiniSUB
27Facunda SánchezSUB
2Luciano RomeroSUB
20Bruno CabreraSUB
35Ronaldo de JesusSUB
37Thomás De MartisSUB
1Franco PetroliSUB
8Franco WatsonSUB
19

SUB

4GPGonzalo PérezSUB