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Platense Host Lanus in Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura Round 13

Platense face fifth-placed Lanus on Saturday with nine points separating the two sides in the Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura.

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Platense Host Lanus in Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura Round 13
Platense Host Lanus in Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura Round 13Photograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Platense sit 13th in the 30-team Liga Profesional Argentina Clausura table heading into this Saturday evening fixture, having taken just three points from their last five matches. Two wins, five draws and five losses from 12 outings leaves them on 11 points, and their recent form reads as two consecutive draws following back-to-back defeats against Newell's Old Boys and Estudiantes L.P.

Lanus arrive in markedly different circumstances. Fifth in the table, they are in the top third of the 30-team standings with 20 points from 12 matches — six wins, two draws and four defeats. Their goals record stands at 15 scored and nine conceded, and they have claimed 13 points from their last five matches, a run that includes four wins.

That nine-point gap between the sides frames the stakes plainly enough. Platense have 12 goals scored and 18 conceded across their 12 Liga Profesional matches, while Lanus have kept the better of those respective columns with 15 for and nine against.

The two sides met earlier this year on 1 April 2026, with that encounter finishing 0-0. Platense's most recent result was a 1-1 draw at home to Argentinos Juniors, extending their current run without a win. Lanus, by contrast, come into this match on the back of a 2-0 victory over Velez Sarsfield, following wins against Estudiantes L.P. and Deportivo Riestra before that.

Kick-off on Saturday, 17 October 2026 is scheduled for 20:30 UTC.

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