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Central Cordoba de Santiago vs San Lorenzo: Clausura Round 3

Central Cordoba de Santiago host San Lorenzo on Sunday evening in the Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura, with the visitors sitting three points clear of their hosts.

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Central Cordoba de Santiago vs San Lorenzo: Clausura Round 3
Central Cordoba de Santiago vs San Lorenzo: Clausura Round 3Photograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Central Cordoba de Santiago welcome San Lorenzo to Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades on Sunday at 20:00 UTC for the third round of the Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura. The hosts sit 15th in the 30-team table with no points from their opening two matches, while San Lorenzo occupy 8th place with three points.

The points gap between the sides currently stands at three. San Lorenzo are placed in the top third of the table, whereas Central Cordoba de Santiago are mid-table at this early stage of the Clausura.

Central Cordoba de Santiago have taken four points from their last five matches across all competitions. That run includes a win over Platense and a draw with Lanus, but also defeats to Boca Juniors, Velez Sarsfield and Newells Old Boys. In the Clausura alone, they have yet to score, conceding three goals across two losses.

San Lorenzo have gathered eight points from their last five matches. Their recent sequence includes wins over Platense and Estudiantes L.P., draws with Velez Sarsfield and Newells Old Boys, and a defeat to Independiente. In Clausura terms, they have won one and lost one, with a goal tally of one scored and one conceded.

The most recent meeting between these two sides took place on 31 January 2026, with San Lorenzo winning 1-0. That result is the only head-to-head record provided for the current season.

With Central Cordoba de Santiago still without a point in the Clausura and San Lorenzo already in the top third of the table, Sunday's match at Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades carries clear significance for both sides as the competition continues to take shape.

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