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Boca Juniors Host Talleres Cordoba in Liga Profesional Clausura Round 13

Boca Juniors welcome Talleres Cordoba to Estadio Alberto J. Armando on Saturday, with 12 points separating the two sides in the Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura.

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·16 Oct·2 min read
Boca Juniors Host Talleres Cordoba in Liga Profesional Clausura Round 13
Boca Juniors Host Talleres Cordoba in Liga Profesional Clausura Round 13Photograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Boca Juniors sit third in the Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura table heading into round 13, having accumulated 21 points from 12 matches — five wins, six draws and one defeat. They are in the top third of the 30-team table and arrive into this match on the back of 11 points taken from their last five fixtures, a run that includes three victories.

Talleres Cordoba occupy fifteenth place with nine points from 12 matches, a record of two wins, three draws and seven defeats. They have taken just four points from their last five matches, a sequence that features a solitary win and three defeats, including a 3-1 loss to Instituto Cordoba and a 1-0 reverse against San Lorenzo.

The two sides met earlier this year, with Boca Juniors winning 1-0 at Talleres Cordoba on 2 April 2026. That result stands as the only head-to-head reference available for this fixture.

Boca Juniors have been difficult to beat at home, and their overall goals record reads 19 scored and 13 conceded across 12 matches. Talleres, by contrast, have scored 11 and conceded 18 in the same number of outings. The 12-point gap between the clubs in the Clausura table sets the context for a fixture in which the home side carry the stronger recent form into Saturday's 00:30 UTC kick-off at Estadio Alberto J. Armando.

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