Unión eyeing a streak not seen in 25 years | OneFootball

Next Sunday at 3:00 PM, Unión will be visiting Gimnasia de La Plata, facing the challenge of securing a victory that would not only allow them to consolidate their spot in the playoffs, but also achieve a positive streak they haven’t managed since 2000.

A streak Unión will try to reach after 25 years

Unión now has the chance against El Lobo to claim their third consecutive away win, a feat they haven’t repeated since the 2000 Clausura Tournament.

The last time Tate achieved three consecutive away wins in Argentina’s top division was in the 2000 Clausura, starting on matchday 11, when they beat Vélez 2-0 with goals from Darío Cabrol and Néstor Silvera.

Later, on matchday 13, Unión defeated River 2-1 with goals from Juan José Jayo and Darío Cabrol. Then, on matchday 16, they overcame Gimnasia de La Plata 3-2 with goals from Cristian Domizzi, Matías Donnet, and Néstor Silvera.

As a twist of fate, Unión faces Gimnasia in La Plata once again to try to reach that milestone. It’s worth remembering that the positive streak was cut short on matchday 18, when Tate was thrashed 6-0 by Racing at the Juan Domingo Perón stadium.

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