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·12 April 2026

All the build-up to Colón v Academia de Córdoba

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6:10 PM – The squad has arrived

Ezequiel Medrán’s squad has already arrived at the Elephant Cemetery

6 PM – Locker room ready!

The home jersey, in flawless red and black, is already hanging on the racks.

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Medrán’s picks: Ibarra beat out Castet

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The mystery at left back is over. In the end, Conrado Ibarra drops back and will be tasked with shutting down the flank. Facundo Castet, who returned to the squad after being left out for two matches, will wait for his chance on the bench.

The big gamble is in goal: Tomás Paredes (22) makes his official appearance of the season after renewing his contract. The last time he was in goal was in October last year, in the final match against CADU.

Centurión back? The surprise in the Córdoba delegation

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Nueva Italia’s Academia is already in the city, and the big news is the presence of Ricardo Centurión. The talented midfielder is still getting back up to speed and, although he won’t start, the Torres-Motta duo included him among the substitutes after his injury.

Everything you need to know.

  1. Colón: Tomás Paredes; Mauro Peinipil, Pier Barrios, Federico Rasmussen and Conrado Ibarra; Federico Lértora; Julián Marcioni, Matías Muñoz, Ignacio Antonio and Ignacio Lago; Alan Bonansea. Head coach: Ezequiel Medrán.
  2. Racing (C): Brian Olivera; Raúl Chamorro, Gabriel Aranda, Matías Sánchez and Emanuel Díaz; Santiago Rinaudo, Alan Olinick, Gaspar Vega and Matías Machado; Leandro Córdoba and Pablo Chavarría. Head coaches: Ramiro Torres and Pablo Motta.

Referee: Joaquín Gil

  1. First-ever match with Colón: He has never officiated the Sabalero.
  2. Record with Racing (C): He has officiated them 8 times (3W, 2D, 3L).
  3. Style: A referee with authority; he has shown 21 straight red cards in 115 matches.

Head-to-head: Sabalero dominance Colón leads the historical record and holds an enviable unbeaten run against the Córdoba side:

  • Matches played: 8
  • Colón wins: 4
  • Draws: 4
  • Racing (C) wins: 0
  • Note: In Santa Fe, the Sabalero has never lost to the Academia (3 wins and 1 draw).

Kickoff: 7:00 PM

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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