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Tigre and Sarmiento Junin have produced a balanced record across eight completed meetings from July 2015 to April 2026. Each side has won twice, four matches have been drawn, and Sarmiento Junin lead the goals 7-6. The latest meeting ended 1-0 to Sarmiento Junin on 25 April 2026. Before that came a 0-0 draw in August 2024 and a 1-0 Tigre win in April 2023, reinforcing the series’ narrow margins.
Past matches, Tigre vs Sarmiento Junin
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Sarmiento Junin
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19F
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5M
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9F
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33D
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3D
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12G
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4D
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30M
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35M
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18M
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26M
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40F
Tigre Substitutes
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F
22
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M
11
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D
17
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F
72
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F
18
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G
26
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M
8
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D
24
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D
32
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D
42
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M
30
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M
55
Match events
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10'⚽N. Pasquini Normal Goal
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23'Mauricio Martínez Yellow Card
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27'Ignacio Russo Yellow Card
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31'S. Lopez P. Martinez
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42'Juan Manuel Insaurralde Yellow Card
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46'T. Serrago E. Cabrera
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56'Santiago López Yellow Card
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62'J. Contrera P. Magnin
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72'Valentín Moreno Yellow Card
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75'M. Rivas J. Saralegui
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75'G. Soto V. Moreno
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75'G. Soto V. Moreno
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75'M. Rivas J. Saralegui
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77'M. Garcia C. Zabala
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77'Diego Churin J. Marabel
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77'Diego Churin J. Marabel
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77'M. Garcia C. Zabala
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82'Juan Manuel Insaurralde Yellow Card
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82'Juan Manuel Insaurralde Red Card
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84'L. Suarez J. Gomez
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84'G. Diaz S. Salle
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85'M. Fernandez G. Pineiro
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90' +6Joaquín Laso Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Tigre VS Sarmiento Junin
Wins and draws are evenly spread
The eight completed fixtures are split between two Tigre wins, two Sarmiento Junin wins and four draws. Sarmiento Junin’s 7-6 goal advantage is therefore slight. Their latest result was a 1-0 win on 25 April 2026, while Tigre won 1-0 on 14 April 2023. The 0-0 draw on 18 August 2024 and the 2-2 meeting in October 2022 illustrate how often the matchup remains close.
A low-margin history
Four further draws include 1-1 results in January 2021 and October 2019, and the teams have exchanged home and away wins across the period. The record spans Liga Profesional Argentina and Primera Nacional from 2015 to 2026. With only eight completed matches and seven total goals separating the sides by one, the available evidence supports balance rather than a durable advantage. No side has won two consecutive meetings in this available sequence.