“Lucas Zelarayán gives Belgrano the lead against the run of play, finishing after being set up by Lucas Passerini, just minutes after seeing his earlier effort saved.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Racing Club controlled this match by every underlying metric - 61% possession, 454 passes at 86% accuracy, and 52 dangerous attacks to Belgrano's 20 - yet walked away with nothing to show for their dominance. Belgrano's defense absorbed pressure for long spells before striking twice through clinical finishing, first via Lucas Zelarayán just before halftime and then through substitute-assisted efficiency from Emiliano Rigoni in the second half. The visitors needed just 10 shots and 5 on target to find the net twice, while Racing's numerical superiority in possession and attacking metrics counted for little against a side content to soak up pressure and punish mistakes on the counter. For Racing, this is a damaging result given the title race context, while Belgrano leave with a statement road win that will boost confidence heading into their run-in.
How entertaining was this match?
Racing Club ride a two-game winning streak into this home clash with Belgrano, who arrive unbeaten in five and chasing the top of their zone. With Racing sitting mid-table and hungry for playoff positioning, this one carries real stakes despite the gap in the standings.