The record Coudet is aiming to reach at River Plate | OneFootball

With the 3-0 win over Belgrano, Chacho entered a list of only five coaches in River’s history who managed to win this many matches.

Eduardo Coudet has gotten off to the best possible start as River’s head coach: he has managed four matches and won all four. That record placed him in a select group of eight River managers who began their spells at the club in the same way.

Coudet made his debut on March 15 with a 2-1 win over Huracán in Parque Patricios. Four days later, he earned a convincing 2-0 victory over Sarmiento de Junín. He then picked up another win by the same score against Estudiantes de Río Cuarto in Córdoba, and this Sunday he thrashed Belgrano 3-0 at the Monumental.

These results place him in a prestigious spot in the history books, as he matched the mark set by Mostaza Merlo in 1989, Juan Eulogio Urriolabeitia in 1972, Didí in 1970, and Arnoldo Watson Hutton in 1934, who holds the all-time record with five straight wins at the start of his tenure.

It is worth noting that Ramón Díaz also recorded four straight wins, but they came at the start of his third spell, between late 2012 and early 2013. The same happened with José María Minella in 1963, during his second stint.

Next Wednesday at 9:30 p.m., against Blooming in River’s Copa Sudamericana debut, Chacho will have the chance to reach a fifth straight win, and then he will face Racing at the Cilindro. Will he be able to match and break the record?

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