“Aldosivi stunned Rosario Central against the run of play as Alan Sosa converted from a corner to make it 0-1, despite Central having dominated the opening exchanges.”
Pivotal“Nicolás Zalazar turned the ball into his own net under pressure following a sustained Central attack that had seen two shots blocked, bringing the hosts level at 1-1 in fortunate circumstances.”
Pivotal“Jáminton Campaz, already denied moments earlier by the goalkeeper, emphatically finished to put Rosario Central ahead for the first time in the match and seal all three points.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Rosario Central dominated this fixture in virtually every statistical category — 72% possession, 24 shots, 102 dangerous attacks — yet somehow found themselves trailing to Aldosivi after Alan Sosa capitalised from a corner routine in the 52nd minute. It was a sucker-punch that the stats simply do not justify, with Central's profligacy in front of goal (three big chances missed) allowing the visitors to punish them against the run of play. The equaliser came through good fortune rather than craft, Nicolás Zalazar turning the ball into his own net following sustained Central pressure and two blocked efforts in quick succession. From that point, Central's numerical superiority told — Jáminton Campaz, introduced off the bench, was the game-changer, and he delivered the decisive blow ten minutes from time to send the Gigante de Arroyito home happy. The result keeps Central firmly in the title conversation given the pre-match context of a tightly contested title race, while Aldosivi's brief moment of glory ultimately yields nothing from a brave defensive effort that ultimately could not hold.
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