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Rosario Central and Temperley have met 4 times in the completed record between 16 March 2015 and 18 November 2018. Rosario Central have won 3, Temperley have won 0, and one meeting ended level. The latest meeting on 18 November 2018 was Temperley 1–1 Rosario Central, before Rosario Central won 2–4 on penalties. The preceding meeting on 19 September 2017 was Temperley 1–1 Rosario Central. This record is historical and not a forecast.
Match center
Starting eleven
Starting XI Temperley
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1
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8
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4
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2
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3
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6
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11
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5
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9
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10
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7
Rosario Central Starting XI
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1
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2
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24
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15
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4
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10
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5
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6
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22
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20
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34
Substitutes Temperley
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16
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17
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18
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15
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14
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13
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12
Rosario Central Substitutes
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7
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18
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9
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3
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25
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31
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29
Match events
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53'⚽F. Zampedri Normal Goal (Asst: D. Becker)
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66'J. Pereyra M. Lovera
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70'L. Wílchez M. Cerutti
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75'A. Lioi D. Becker
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77'S. Giordana L. González
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81'T. Reinhart L. Di Lorenzo
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87'M. Rubén F. Zampedri
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90' +1⚽F. Mazur Normal Goal
Matchup Rosario Central VS Temperley
Rosario Central hold the stronger record
Across 4 completed meetings between 16 March 2015 and 18 November 2018, Rosario Central have won 3, Temperley have won 0, and one meeting ended level. The aggregate totals are 5 goals for Rosario Central and 3 for Temperley. The widest margin was recorded when Rosario Central beat Temperley 2–1 at Temperley in Liga Profesional Argentina. The sample includes 0 extra-time decisions and 1 shootout decision, which are distinguished from regulation-time draws. Every margin is tied to a dated fixture in the audit, and totals use the applicable final score rather than a halftime score.
Venues and recent results
Home teams won 1 of the 4 fixtures, while away teams won 2; one was drawn. The latest sequence was 18 November 2018, Temperley 1–1 Rosario Central, before Rosario Central won 2–4 on penalties; 19 September 2017, Temperley 1–1 Rosario Central; 17 April 2017, Temperley 1–2 Rosario Central. These venues and scorelines describe the completed sample and are not a forecast. The sequence is historical: it records the listed venues, scorelines and decisions, while making no claim about future form. The dataset is descriptive, not predictive.