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“Ignacio Martin Fernandez's goal is credited alongside an own goal by Jeremias Ledesma, putting Gimnasia ahead against the run of play after sustained pressure from Angel Di Maria.”
Pivotal“Jáminton Campaz levels the score for Rosario Central, finishing off a Tomás Badaloni assist after a flurry of late chances.”
Pivotal“Just two minutes after Rosario's equalizer, Ignacio Miramón restores Gimnasia's lead, stunning the home crowd and settling the match.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Rosario Central controlled the vast majority of this match, dominating possession 68-32% and out-shooting Gimnasia 14-11 while completing nearly double the passes, yet found themselves undone by a chaotic finish. An own goal from Jeremias Ledesma in the 59th minute, following sustained pressure from Angel Di Maria, gave Gimnasia a lead against the run of play that Rosario looked destined to overturn. Jáminton Campaz's 86th-minute equalizer, set up by substitute Tomás Badaloni, appeared to rescue the hosts, but Ignacio Miramón struck just two minutes later to complete the sucker-punch and hand Gimnasia all three points. For Rosario, this result stings given their statistical dominance and 10 corners to 3, while Gimnasia's clinical edge and defensive resilience (23 tackles, 6 saves) proved decisive despite being second-best for most of the ninety minutes.
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Rosario Central welcome Gimnasia La Plata to the Estadio 15 de Abril sitting fourth in the Clausura, looking to build on a dramatic 2-2 draw with Talleres last weekend. With Ángel Di María in sparkling form and a Rosario derby looming on the horizon, Almirón's side will want three points — but a tricky Gimnasia outfit will be eager to upset the party.