Tigre 2-1 Central Cordoba SdE result, stats and report

Gimnasia y Esgrima Mendoza made their home advantage count with a controlled 1-0 win over Central Cordoba SdE, a headed goal on 66 minutes sealing three points that the underlying numbers thoroughly support.

Estudiantes de Río Cuarto produced one of the most improbable results of the Argentine Liga Profesional season, holding off a dominant Tigre side to claim three precious points through a headed goal in the seventieth minute. It was a victory that belonged entirely to the team with less of everything, except the one thing that matters.

Lanús were backed at 65% probability to take three points at home but could not break down Central Cordoba, with the goalless draw highlighting the gap between model expectation and match-day execution.

Belgrano arrive at Victor Martínez Luro with six wins from their last ten and a momentum slope pointing upward. But Tigre's structural compactness at home and the evidence pointing firmly toward a tight, low-scoring game means the visitor's form may not translate the way punters expect. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the patterns.

Central Cordoba host San Lorenzo on Tuesday 4 August in the Argentine Liga Profesional, and the data is telling a very clear story. One side can't win away from home. The other can't lose on the road. Jay Thompson breaks it all down.

A side that has won just once all season hosts a Tigre outfit struggling for momentum of its own, making Sunday's fixture in Río Cuarto one of the most consequential matches of the Argentine Liga Profesional weekend.

Gimnasia y Esgrima Mendoza carry genuine home momentum into Sunday's Liga Profesional fixture against Central Cordoba SdE, a visiting side that has failed to win any of their last four away matches and scored just once on the road in that run.