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Tigre hold a narrow edge over Central Cordoba de Santiago in eight completed meetings from February 2022 to August 2026, winning three times to Central Cordoba de Santiago’s two, with three draws. Both teams scored eight goals. The latest match was a 2-1 Tigre win on 24 August 2026, after a 0-0 draw in February and a 1-0 Tigre win in September 2025. The series remains close.
Past matches, Tigre vs Central Cordoba de Santiago
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Tigre
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26G
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24D
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40D
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5M
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30M
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21M
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11M
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47M
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19F
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25F
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72M
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50F
Central Cordoba de Santiago Substitutes
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G
25
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D
13
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D
17
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D
3
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D
42
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M
18
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M
10
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M
55
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F
37
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M
30
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F
19
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F
29
Match events
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6'⚽M. Mendez Normal Goal
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26'⚽S. Lopez Normal Goal (Asst: V. Moreno)
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29'Nahuel Banegas Yellow Card
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46'F. Alvarez N. Banegas
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46'M. Iacobellis T. Cravero
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58'⚽M. Santos Penalty
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60'Alejandro Maciel Yellow Card
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64'Santiago López Yellow Card
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67'L. Gonzalez L. Sequeira
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67'E. Naya H. Tijanovich
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71'T. Serrago J. Saralegui
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71'I. Subiabre S. Lopez
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78'I. Peluffo M. Mendez
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81'Ignacio Peluffo Yellow Card
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83'A. Laprida D. Barrera
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90'B. Leyes S. Gonzalez
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90' +2Fernando Martínez Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Tigre VS Central Cordoba de Santiago
A narrow Tigre advantage
Tigre have three wins to Central Cordoba de Santiago’s two in the eight-match record, with three draws and identical eight-goal totals. The latest meeting, on 24 August 2026, ended 2-1 to Tigre. Earlier in the year, the sides drew 0-0 on 22 February, while Tigre won 1-0 away on 27 September 2025. Central Cordoba de Santiago’s strongest response was a 2-0 home win in March 2023.
Goals and results stay close
Three draws, including 1-1 results in July 2024 and February 2022, keep the overall balance tight. The teams have met in Liga Profesional Argentina across seasons from 2022 to 2026, and no side leads the total goals. Tigre’s result advantage is therefore based on one extra win rather than sustained scoring superiority. Eight completed fixtures provide useful context but remain a limited sample. The eight-match sample is informative, but it does not remove the importance of individual results.
