4 – 0
“Richet Gomez Miranda broke the deadlock to give Always Ready the lead they had been threatening, converting to make it 1-0 and setting the tone for a commanding home performance.”
Pivotal“Enrique Triverio doubled Always Ready's advantage right on the stroke of half-time, ensuring the Bolivian side went into the break with a commanding two-goal cushion and Lanús facing a mountain to climb.”
Pivotal“Within a minute of the restart, Joel Amoroso capitalised to make it 3-0, effectively ending the contest as a contest before Lanús had even had the chance to regroup at half-time.”
Pivotal“Substitute Marcelo Suárez capped a miserable evening for Lanús with a fourth goal deep in injury time, completing a humiliating 4-0 defeat for the Argentine side.”
Outstanding performance

Always Ready were ruthless from the moment Richet Gomez Miranda broke the deadlock on 26 minutes, and by the time the half-time whistle blew they had already extended the lead to three goals — Enrique Triverio adding a second on 45 minutes before Joel Amoroso pounced immediately after the restart to make it 3-0. The Bolivian side dominated every statistical category that mattered: 63% possession, 24 shots to Lanús's seven, and an eye-catching 93% pass accuracy compared to the visitors' 72%, painting the picture of a team that simply suffocated their opponents from first whistle to last. Lanús's best moment came as early as the 12th minute when a Fernando Saucedo penalty was saved, a moment that in hindsight proved pivotal — had they converted, the match narrative could have been entirely different. Instead, Always Ready's control tightened with every passing minute, and substitute Marcelo Suárez rubbed salt in the wounds with a fourth in the 89th minute, a result that reinforces their Copa Libertadores credentials and leaves Lanús with serious questions to answer about their continental campaign.
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Always Ready host Lanús at the high-altitude Estadio Municipal El Alto in a Copa Libertadores Group G clash where the Bolivian side desperately need their first points of the campaign. Having lost the reverse fixture 1-0 just three weeks ago, this is a must-win occasion for Always Ready — but Lanús arrive in solid form with six points already banked.