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Newells Old Boys have a narrow advantage over Central Cordoba de Santiago across 10 available meetings from July 2019 to April 2026, winning five times to Central Cordoba’s four, with one draw. Newells lead the goals 17-13. The latest fixture ended 3-1 to Newells away on 5 April 2026, after a 1-1 draw in August 2025. Central Cordoba had won 2-0 in February, so recent results remain mixed.
Past matches, Newells Old Boys vs Central Cordoba de Santiago
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Central Cordoba de Santiago
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25G
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37F
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23D
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17D
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9F
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18M
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3D
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13D
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10M
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29F
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30M
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5M
Newells Old Boys Substitutes
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M
19
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F
33
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M
8
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F
36
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F
27
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F
99
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D
24
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D
37
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G
1
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M
29
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D
3
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M
9
Match events
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10'⚽F. Garcia Normal Goal
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15'J. Gomez B. Cabrera
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23'Alejandro Maciel Yellow Card
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25'J. Vallejos A. Aguerre
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39'Facundo Mansilla Yellow Card
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40'⚽O. Salomon Normal Goal (Asst: J. Russo)
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43'Juan Pablo Pignani Red Card
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46'Y. Casermeiro S. Moyano
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46'A. Quiroga F. Mansilla
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46'A. Laprida E. Naya
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64'⚽D. Barrera Normal Goal (Asst: M. Santos)
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67'D. Sotelo F. Guch
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67'W. Nunez F. Garcia
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85'F. Scarpeccio M. Coccaro
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86'L. Herrera W. Mazzantti
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88'L. Varaldo M. Santos
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90' +2Agustin Quiroga Yellow Card
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90'⚽F. Scarpeccio Normal Goal (Asst: L. Herrera)
Stats for this game
Matchup Newells Old Boys VS Central Cordoba de Santiago
Newells lead a close series
Newells Old Boys have won five of the 10 recorded meetings with Central Cordoba de Santiago, compared with four Central Cordoba wins and one draw. Their goal advantage is 17-13. Newells won the latest match 3-1 away on 5 April 2026, following a 1-1 draw at Newells on 9 August 2025.
Recent results have changed hands
Central Cordoba won 2-0 at home on 7 February 2025, while Newells had won 3-2 at home in November 2024. The first recorded meeting, on 28 July 2019, ended 2-0 to Newells. A one-win gap and only one draw leave the series competitive, with Newells’ goal advantage providing the clearest separation. Newells lead narrowly, but Central Cordoba’s recent win and the small sample prevent a decisive historical conclusion.
