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Deportivo Riestra vs Estudiantes L.P. – Liga Profesional Clausura Round 4

Two sides level on three points meet at Estadio Guillermo Laza on Sunday, with Estudiantes L.P. arriving on the back of ten points from their last five matches.

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·8 Aug·2 min read
Deportivo Riestra vs Estudiantes L.P. – Liga Profesional Clausura Round 4
Deportivo Riestra vs Estudiantes L.P. – Liga Profesional Clausura Round 4Photograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Deportivo Riestra host Estudiantes L.P. on Sunday evening in the fourth round of the Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura, with both clubs separated by zero points in a 30-team table. Riestra sit tenth and Estudiantes eleventh, each having recorded one win, no draws and two defeats from their three Clausura matches so far.

The contrast in recent form is sharp. Deportivo Riestra have taken four points from their last five matches, a run that includes a draw at Lanus, a home win over Independiente and three defeats. Estudiantes L.P., by contrast, have collected ten points from their last five matches, a sequence featuring wins over Platense, Instituto Cordoba and Union Santa Fe alongside a draw with Talleres Cordoba.

The head-to-head record from earlier this year also favours the visitors. When the two sides met on 9 February 2026, Estudiantes L.P. won 1-0.

In the table, Deportivo Riestra's goal difference of plus one edges them above Estudiantes, who are level on goals scored and conceded at three apiece. The fact sheet places Riestra in the top third of the 30-team table, while Estudiantes are described as mid-table.

The match kicks off at 20:00 UTC at Estadio Guillermo Laza. With the points gap between the two sides standing at zero, the table shows them as closely matched through the opening three rounds of the Clausura.

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