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    Football> Community> Mpho Bruce Leshaban>

    Newells Old Boys VS Lanus

    Argentine Division 1
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    Newells Old Boys
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    Lanus
    The defending champions Lanús are in exceptional form right now, having strung together five straight wins across all recent competitions. Their defensive organization has been rock solid, with four clean sheets posted in those five outings, making their sharp counter-attacking style extremely threatening to opponents. By contrast, Newell's Old Boys have struggled badly for consistency this campaign, losing four of their last five league fixtures. Their home performance is especially underwhelming, with glaring defensive loopholes that saw them concede 9 goals across their last three home matches. The side has also just gone through a managerial shakeup after former head coach Osella resigned, with an interim coach now taking charge, which has brought obvious instability to both team morale and their existing tactical system.
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    • Jesus Lema iniesta
      Jesus Lema iniesta
      Newell's Old Boys head into their upcoming home fixture against Lanús riding a clear uptick in form after a stretch of inconsistent results, with far greater defensive stability across their last 10 matches in all competitions. The resilience they have displayed against stronger opposition deserves high praise, as seen in their hard-fought 1-0 away win over Platense that demonstrated their sharp, efficient finishing in the final third. They are also a formidable force on their home pitch, having avoided defeat in recent home clashes against Velez Sarsfield and Banfield. Their 2-1 home triumph over Banfield especially highlighted their multi-faceted attacking threat, with goals coming from different sources across the side.
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      ARG D1 Newells Old Boys 0-0 Lanus
    • Oscar El Monix〽️🐐
      Oscar El Monix〽️🐐
      Sitting just two spots apart on the Argentine Primera División standings, the two competing sides are deadlocked on 16 total points, with their rankings only separated by goal difference, meaning there is barely any gap in their overall strength this term. The home side has earned a reputation as a typical home-dominant outfit this campaign. Across 10 total matches played so far, they have notched 4 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses for a very impressive 80% unbeaten rate. Their home record stands out even further: across 5 home fixtures, they hold a perfect unbeaten run of 3 wins and 2 draws, bagging 8 goals while conceding only 4. Their average of just 0.8 goals conceded per home game demonstrates extremely stable defensive solidity that visiting teams find incredibly difficult to break through. Lanus may hold the same total points as their rival, but their away competitiveness is far from satisfactory. Across their 4 away fixtures so far, they have logged 2 wins and 2 losses with only a 5
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      ARG D1 Newells Old Boys 0-0 Lanus
    • FAYALORRRD
      FAYALORRRD
      Newell's Old Boys have sustained a solid unbeaten run of form in the ongoing Argentine Primera División season. After 10 matchdays, the side has registered 4 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses for 16 points, ranking 13th on the league table with a fairly mediocre overall output. Their home performances are far more reliable, however: they have gone unbeaten across all 5 of their home fixtures so far, picking up 3 wins and 2 draws, scoring 8 goals and conceding only 4, making their home defensive record one of the strongest in the entire top flight. They have avoided defeat in their last 6 consecutive matches, notching 3 wins and 3 draws in that stretch, and their narrow 1-0 away win over Platense in their latest fixture secured them a valuable away three points to keep their positive momentum rolling. Lanus have hit a strong run of form in recent Argentine Primera Division fixtures. They sit 11th on the 10-game standings with 16 points from 5 wins, 1 draw and 4 losses, level on points with th
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      ARG D1 Newells Old Boys 0-0 Lanus
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    • Listerre have leaned into an extremely conservative tactical approach for the current Argentine Primera División season, with a string of draws marking their recent form. They have registered four draws and one loss across their last five competitive matches, including three consecutive stalemates in their latest three league fixtures. Their attack lacks sharp, decisive finishing, having scored only four goals in that five-game stretch, but their disciplined defensive line has performed reliably, conceding just four goals over the same period to keep their overall game structure fairly stable. Home turf is their primary source of points, as roughly 75% of their total goals this season have been scored on their own pitch, and they hold a very high win rate once they move into a leading position at home. They are without unavailable pair Brian Sanchez and Ignacio Gariglio for this clash, while long-term sidelined defender Landazzo further restricts their creative output in the midfield
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    • Vélez Sarsfield have delivered rock-solid performances across the ongoing Argentine Primera División season, sitting 4th in the standings with 20 points from an unbeaten opening 10 rounds, notching 5 wins and 5 draws in that stretch. Their home form is especially dominant: 4 wins and 1 draw from 5 home fixtures, with only 3 total goals conceded, turning their home stadium into a nearly impenetrable fortress for visiting sides. The team boasts tight, disciplined defense that concedes less than one goal per game on average, and mostly deploys a 4-2-3-1 formation built around midfield possession, wide runs to stretch opposition defenses, and set piece threats. Their key weak point is low attacking efficiency: they have scored just 15 goals across 10 matches, with 5 draws in their last 6 outings that mark them out as clear draw specialists. Right back Jano Gordon is also sidelined long-term with an ACL tear, leaving a noticeable gap in their wide defensive setup. They hold a clear psycho
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    • The long-standing defensive solidity of Estudiantes de La Plata has stayed intact this season, as they were among the teams with the fewest goals conceded across the entire Argentine top tier in the previous domestic tournament, boasting strong control over their home matches. However, their recent league performances have been far from stable, with only 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses recorded in their last 10 league fixtures. Their attack has averaged less than one goal per game in this stretch, with notably low finishing efficiency. They are also under obvious fitness pressure from competing on two fronts in the domestic league and Copa Libertadores, having consumed massive energy in previous tough clashes against top sides including Corinthians. Long-term absences of Thiago Palacios and James Azamendia, plus Lucas Alario's recent suspension, have undermined both their attacking focal point and defensive depth. Their existing advantages lie in home field support and good overall tactic
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