“Carlos Izquierdoz booked just before halftime as Boca pushed to break the deadlock before the break.”
“Milton Delgado booked for a foul as Lanús's disciplined but combative defensive approach continued into the final stages.”
“Substitute Tomás Belmonte scores the only goal of the match in the dying seconds, capping a dominant but goalless Boca performance.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Boca Juniors controlled this game from start to finish, racking up 58% possession and doubling Lanús's shot count, but couldn't turn that dominance into goals until deep into stoppage time. Lanús, for their part, sat compact and disciplined defensively, committing 15 fouls and making 29 tackles to disrupt Boca's rhythm, and actually created more big chances (3 to Boca's 1) on the counter without converting any of them. The match was cagey and cautious for long periods, with both managers making wholesale changes after the hour mark to freshen legs and search for a breakthrough. It was Tomás Belmonte, on moments after replacing Kevin Zenón, who settled it in the 90th minute, sending Boca back home with a hard-fought three points and denying Lanús a share of the spoils they arguably deserved on chance quality.
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