Argentina La Nuestra • Final Sunday Edition • 9 August 2026 • Updated after Argentinos–Racing
Torneo Clausura • Fecha 4

Argentinos is perfect. River is the opposite.

Argentinos Juniors made it 12 points from 12 by beating Racing 2–1. Huracán ended a 25-year wait at the Nuevo Gasómetro, Gimnasia surged, and River’s six-game losing streak remains the defining crisis of the weekend.

Lead Report

Four played, four won: Argentinos takes command of Zone B

Argentinos Juniors completed Sunday with a 2–1 victory over Racing at La Paternal. Tomás Molina opened the scoring, Racing answered through Ezequiel Cannavo despite playing much of the match short-handed, and Hernán López Muñoz supplied the winner.

The result gives Argentinos a perfect 12 points. At the other end of the emotional spectrum sits River: four Clausura matches, four defeats, and six consecutive losses across competitions after Saturday’s 1–0 defeat at Tigre.

Sunday Finals
San Lorenzo 0–2 HuracánJordy Caicedo scored twice as Huracán won at the Nuevo Gasómetro for the first time in 25 years.
Gimnasia LP 2–0 Barracas CentralNicolás Colazo and Franco Torres pushed Gimnasia to nine points.
Defensa y Justicia 2–1 Newell’sFernando Román and Tomás Pérez scored before Bruno Cabrera’s late reply.
Argentinos 2–1 RacingMolina and López Muñoz kept the Bicho’s perfect start intact.
The Clásico

Huracán breaks a 25-year barrier at San Lorenzo

Jordy Caicedo’s double gave Huracán a 2–0 victory in one of the weekend’s most resonant results. The Globo had not won away to San Lorenzo at the Nuevo Gasómetro in 25 years. San Lorenzo goalkeeper Orlando Gill was sent off as an already combustible clásico escaped the home side.

River Crisis

Six straight defeats and continental football arriving immediately

River’s 1–0 loss at Tigre on Saturday left the club without a Clausura point and extended its losing streak to six matches in all competitions. The concern is no longer merely early-tournament form: the annual table is becoming uncomfortable and there is virtually no recovery window before continental obligations return.

Monday

Fecha 4 continues

Banfield hosts Belgrano at 19:00 ART, followed by Unión against Central Córdoba at 21:15. Talleres–Lanús completes the round Tuesday night.

Standings

Clausura — Zone A

PosClubPldGDPts
1Vélez4+410
2Instituto4+29
3Defensa y Justicia4-17
4Deportivo Riestra4+36
5Gimnasia (Mza.)4+16
6Independiente4+16
7Boca4-25
8Unión3-14
9Newell’s4-14
10Platense4-44
11Talleres3+13
12Lanús3-13
13San Lorenzo4-33
14Estudiantes4-23
15Central Córdoba3-23

Clausura — Zone B

PosClubPldGDPts
1Argentinos4+612
2Gimnasia LP4+39
3Barracas Central4+19
4Huracán4+27
5Tigre4+27
6Ind. Rivadavia4+17
7Rosario Central4+17
8Sarmiento4+06
9Atlético Tucumán4+15
10Banfield3+04
11Belgrano3+04
12Racing4-24
13Estudiantes (RC)4-34
14Aldosivi4-31
15River4-40

Provisional tables: Monday and Tuesday fixtures remain to complete Fecha 4.