In the fourth round of the Binance 2023 tournament, Arsenal will welcome Racing at the Julio Humberto Grondona Stadium for a clash that promises intensity on both sides. The venue, located in Buenos Aires, will host two teams eager to break their win droughts and climb the standings in the early stages of the season. Arsenal, still searching for a first victory, aims to leverage home support to change their fortunes, while Racing seeks momentum away from home.
The previous match saw Arsenal stumble 1-2 against Rosario Central, despite goals from Lautaro Guzmán and some moments of promise. A pair of suspensions, with Joaquín Pombo and Adrián Spörle sent off, contributed to the defeat and left the team led by Carlos Ruiz entrenched in the lower reaches of the table. They currently sit with a single point in the campaign, a stark reminder that every point counts in this demanding league.
In contrast, Racing comes into this game after a 2-2 draw with Tigre. The results were powered by goals from Maximiliano Romero and Gabriel Hauche. Fernando Gago’s squad sits a notch higher in the standings, positioned just behind the leaders and hoping to capitalize on a favorable result on the road to propel themselves up the table. This match offers a chance for both sides to reset and build confidence early in the season.
The Binance Professional League schedule for 2023 features a packed calendar of fixtures, dates, and results as teams navigate the early rounds. Ahead of this match, fans across Argentina and neighboring countries are watching closely, eager to see how the two sides respond to their respective form and tactical plans. At GOAL, readers can expect a comprehensive overview of the game, including key matchups, strategic insights, and post-match analysis. [Goal]
WHEN IS?
Kickoff is set for [time not specified in the original text], on the fourth date of the Binance Professional League 2023 season. Fans in Canada and the United States who follow the competition can catch updates and context as the match unfolds, with broadcasters and streaming options detailed below. [Goal]
HOW TO SEE ON TV
The duel between Arsenal and Racing is broadcast in Argentina and across much of South America via ESPN Premium, available to subscribers of the Cable Soccer Pack. Canadian and U.S. viewers with access to international sports packages may find regional feeds or simulcasts through corresponding partners. [Goal]
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WHO REPORTS AND WHO COMMENTS?
Official commentary and match reports are provided through the standard broadcasting team and league communications. Fans can look for post-match reactions and quotes from club representatives and coaches after the final whistle. [Goal]
HOW TO WATCH BY STREAMING
Streaming options include the platforms of various cable providers: Cablevision Stream, Play Telecentre, and Direct TV GO. These services typically support PC, Mac, and mobile devices, including Android (4 or higher) and iOS (8 or higher). Availability may vary by country, so viewers in Canada and the United States should check local listings and streaming packages for access. [Goal]
FORMATION
ARSENAL
Lineups and tactical setup are announced closer to kick-off, with players aligned to address the opponent’s formation and pressing approach. [Goal]
RACING
The squad categories and starting XI are confirmed ahead of the match, reflecting coach decisions and fitness considerations. [Goal]
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