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The third date of the League Cup was closed. River and Boca lost their respective matches, while Independiente beat Gimnasia and Esgrima La Plata 2-1 in El Bosque. The contest will resume after the FIFA Date.

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San Lorenzo drew 1-1 with Unión in Santa Fe. Adam Bareiro’s great goal opened the scoring, but Gonzalo Morales, the ex-Boca, established the final equality. The controversy soiled the end of the game: Carlos Sánchez and the author of the goal were sent off in the Cyclone.

River lost with Vélez in Liniers and Boca fell at home against Tigre

River lost 2-0 with Vélez in the worst game of the Martín Demichelis cycle, according to the coach himself. El Fortín, which is fighting to remain in the first division, prevailed thanks to goals from Claudio Aquino and Santiago Castro.

Boca fell 1-0 with Tigre in the Bombonera. In Lucas Pusineri’s debut as DT, the Matador won a very difficult match thanks to Abel Luciatti’s header. Jorge Almirón’s team has four games without knowing victory or scoring goals and barely managed a win in the last seven they played.

Boca lost 1-0 with Tigre for the League Cup. (Photo: Fotobaires)

Joy in Avellaneda: Independiente and Racing won again

Carlos Tevez added his second win in a row as coach, something the Reds had not experienced all year: Independiente beat Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata 2-1. In a key duel for permanence, Avellaneda’s team took the victory thanks to goals from Chilean Mauricio Isla and Matías Giménez. He took four points from Lobo, who reached the discount for the Eric Ramírez Jewel.

Racing beat Estudiantes de La Plata 2-1 with the star figure of Juanfer Quintero. The Colombian scored a great goal, while the other goal was converted by Gonzalo Piovi from a penalty; Mauro Méndez scored the discount on the hour in the same way. Fernando Gago’s team recovered after Wednesday’s defeat against Boca.

Carlos Tevez achieved a transcendental victory with Independiente against Gimnasia en el Bosque (Photo: Fotobaires).

All the results of the third date of the League Cup

Zone A

Gymnastics 1-2 Independent

Hurricane 2-1 Colon

Velez 2-0 River

Institute 0-1 Banfield

Argentines 2-2 Atletico Tucuman

Rosario Central 2-0 Workshops

Central Barracks 2-1 Arsenal

Zone B

Central Cordoba 3-2 Platense

Lanus 2-2 Godoy Cruz

Belgrano 1-1 Newell’s

Defense and Justice 1-1 Sarmiento

Mouth 0-1 Tiger

Racing 2-1 Students

Union 1-1 San Lorenzo

All the matches of the fourth date of the League Cup

Zone A

Gymnastics – Velez

Independent – Hurricane

Colon – Rosario Central

Workshops – Institute

Banfield – Argentines

Atlético Tucumán – Barracas Central

River – Arsenal

Zone B

Tiger – Students

San Lorenzo – Racing

Newell’s – Union

Godoy Cruz – Belgrano

Platense – Lanus

Sarmiento – Central Cordoba

Defense and Justice – Mouth

League Cup standings

2023-09-05 04:03:10
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The agricultural sector has received a pleasant surprise as far as the weather is concerned, since in recent days there have been large-scale rains that have far exceeded the monthly averages for May. This event has come at the right time to change the productive perspectives of wheat for the 2023/24 season, according to the Strategic Guide for Agriculture (GEA) of the Rosario Stock Exchange.

Compared to a similar event that occurred two years ago, which was key to boosting the record wheat planting in Argentina, these recent rains have managed to break the predominance of rainfall in the eastern strip of the country, mainly benefiting that region.

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About the hour, the saving rain would prompt a massive planting of wheat

During the period from May 23 to 29, significant percentages of rain were reported in different provinces. In Santa Fe, one of the areas most affected by the drought during the summer, approximately 30% of its surface received more than 100 mm of rain. The records of 173 mm in Súnchales and 138 mm in Rosario stand out.

In Buenos Aires, although the coverage was less, it was no less important. About 60% of the province received rainfall ranging between 30 and 120 mm. Records of 100 mm in San Pedro, 95 mm in Pergamino and 82 mm in Junín, in the northeast region, stand out. However, in the western strip the rains were scarce, as in Villegas with only 2.5 mm. The most intense storms developed in the central east, where 122 mm were recorded in Dolores. To the southeast, Balcarce received 75 mm and Benito Juárez 65 mm. Unfortunately, the water did not reach the western fringe, with only 4 mm at Coronel Pringles and 6 mm at Coronel Suárez. From the town of 9 de Julio to the west, the millimeters were almost zero.

In Entre Ríos, around 40% of the territory received more than 100 mm of rain, the most outstanding record being that of Paraná, with 174 mm. To the east, Concepción del Uruguay reached 100 mm.

Unfortunately, the province of Córdoba was left out of these beneficial rainfall. Only some towns in the east, close to the border with Santa Fe, received rains of more than 10 mm. Monte Buey registered 16 mm, while Guatimozín reached a maximum of 50 mm.

These rains have left behind one of the worst scenarios for wheat planting in the last 15 years. Until May 17, the soils in the center of the Pampas region presented the driest conditions in the last three decades, with the Buenos Aires territory being the most affected. However, these latest rainfalls have notably improved the situation in the provinces of Santa Fe, Buenos Aires

2023-05-30 22:59:48
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League Cup: River and Boca Lose, Independiente and Racing Triumph

River lost with Vélez in Liniers and Boca fell at home against Tigre

Joy in Avellaneda: Independiente and Racing won again

All the results of the third date of the League Cup

All the matches of the fourth date of the League Cup

League Cup standings

Surprising Rainfall Boosts Wheat Production Outlook for 2023/24 Season in Argentina