5 – 0
“Di María calmly converts a penalty to put Rosario Central ahead after early pressure from corners and shots.”
Pivotal“Jáminton Campaz doubles the lead early in the second half, finishing off a Vicente Pizarro assist with a left-footed strike.”
Pivotal“Di María grabs his second of the game, latching onto another Pizarro assist to put the result beyond doubt at 3-0.”
“Substitute Marco Ruben caps off the rout minutes after coming on, finishing from an Ignacio Ovando assist to make it 5-0.”
Outstanding performance

Rosario Central needed only 11 minutes to get going, with Di María converting from the spot after sustained early pressure, and the game was effectively settled at the half-hour mark when Álex Arce was sent off for a reckless foul. From there, Central's dominance - 60% possession, 21 shots to 6, and 7 big chances created against just 1 - translated ruthlessly into goals, with Jáminton Campaz, Di María again, Enzo Copetti and substitute Marco Ruben all finding the net in a one-sided second half. Di María was the standout, involved directly in two goals and a constant creative threat, while Independiente Rivadavia's resistance crumbled further once reduced to ten men, managing just 3 shots on target all game. For Rosario Central this is a statement result that will boost confidence regardless of their mid-table position, while Independiente Rivadavia's heavy defeat piles further pressure on a side already struggling for form and league standing.
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Rosario Central return to the Gigante de Arroyito off the back of a Supercopa Internacional triumph and a three-match unbeaten run, hosting an Independiente Rivadavia side that remains near the summit of the annual table despite a recent dip. With just one point separating them in the Clausura standings, this Group B meeting carries real weight for both sides' playoff ambitions.