How Unión fared under Sebastián Zunino | OneFootball

Unión will have a referee with mixed history, although the team is coming off a recent win under his officiating. The details on Sebastián Zunino.

Unión already knows who will be in charge of officiating its 2026 Copa Argentina debut. It will be Sebastián Zunino, who has been appointed for the round-of-32 clash against Agropecuario Argentino.

The officiating crew will also include José Castelli and Joaquín Badano as assistant referees, while Gabriel Gutiérrez will serve as the fourth official.

An even record with Unión

Zunino’s track record refereeing the Tatengue shows a perfectly even balance. In total, he has officiated Unión in six matches, with two wins, two draws, and two losses, reflecting a relationship with no clear trend.

However, within that balance there is one encouraging fact: the most recent meeting ended in a red-and-white victory.

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In addition, the Tatengue’s first match under Zunino’s officiating also ended in victory: a 1-0 win over Arsenal de Sarandí in 2022, with a goal from Mauro Luna Diale.

Draws and losses in the record

The record also includes two draws: one against Instituto (1-1 in 2024) and another against Belgrano de Córdoba in Santa Fe in 2025.

As for the losses, both came in 2024: against Defensa y Justicia and Racing Club, in away matches.

The record with Agropecuario

As for Agropecuario, Zunino has officiated them on two occasions. The first was on October 24, 2021, in a 3-1 win over Almirante Brown in Carlos Casares.

The other came on October 16, 2023, in a 1-1 draw against Patronato in the city of Paraná.

A detail to keep in mind beforehand

With balanced numbers but a favorable recent precedent, Zunino’s appointment emerges as another point to consider ahead of a match in which Unión will look to impose itself and advance to the next round.

The overall record does not tip the scales, but the immediate past sends a positive signal for a Tatengue side that will try to start its cup run on the right foot.

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