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I followed minute by minute between Boca Juniors and Lanús, for date 6 of the Professional League Cup 2023.
SEE THE SUMMARY OF BOCA VS LANÚS HERE
Boca was level with Lanús in La Bombonera for the sixth date of Zone B of the League cup. Almirón’s men are not achieving the necessary results in the local competition and it seems that they cannot stop thinking about the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores against Palmeiras. Xeneize started to win thanks to a goal from Lucas Janson and Granate, who has not yet won this edition of the national cup, achieved the tie thanks to a combination on the edge of offside between Pepo de la Vega and Leandro Díaz.
Boca defeated Central Córdoba 3-0 in their most recent league match, with annotations by Lucas Blondel, Lucas Janson and Darío Benedetto. For his part, Lanús drew 0-0 against Sarmiento on matchday 5.
The match of the Professional League Cup 2023: matches, dates, calendar and results
Next in GOALthe party’s actions.
Pepo’s huge missed opportunity.
Chiquito Romero almost makes it complicated, but Granate cannot respond.
Lanús’ draw is thanks to Leandro Díaz.
In a match where not much is happening yet, Marcos Rojos and Leandro Díaz warm up the match.
Aguerre’s blooper that almost cost him dearly.
Fabra hit his shoulder, but recovered a few minutes later.
BOCA JUNIORS – LANÚS, MINUTE BY MINUTE
- Minute by minute between Xeneize and Granate.
- Good evening and welcome to a new GOAL broadcast. Boca Juniors will face Lanús on date 6 of the 2023 Professional League Cup at the Bombonera Stadium.
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The match between Xeneize and Granate will be broadcast in Argentina TNT Sportsa signal available only to those who contracted the Football Pack with their cable television companies.
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COURSE
BOCA JUNIORS
Sergio Romero, Marcelo Weigandt, Nicolás Figal, Marcos Rojo and Frank Fabra; Equi Fernández, Pol Fernández and Valentín Barco; Lucas Janson, Edinson Cavani and Exequiel Zeballos.
LANUS
Alan Aguerre; Brian Aguirre, Cristian Lema, Canale, Julio Soler; Lautaro Acosta, Felipe Peña, Juan Sánchez Miño; Matías Esquivel, Leandro Díaz and Pedro de la Vega.
Source: Goal
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