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Boca seeks annual table title against Defensa y Justicia

Boca can clinch the Liga Profesional annual table trophy with a win over Defensa y Justicia, while Argentinos Juniors and Rosario Central also remain in contention.

Sources: Tiempo Sur, La Nación, TN3 sources ↓|· 1 min read

KEY POINTS

  • Boca can win the annual table title with a victory over Defensa y Justicia
  • Argentinos Juniors and Rosario Central also remain in title contention
  • Boca leads on points and goal difference over Argentinos Juniors
  • The match kicks off at 17:30 at La Bombonera
  • TN and ESPN Premium are broadcasting live coverage

Boca will host Defensa y Justicia at La Bombonera with a chance to win the Liga Profesional annual table title. A victory would practically secure the trophy for Boca.

Argentinos Juniors will play Huracán at the same time, while Rosario Central faces Estudiantes de Río Cuarto. All three teams still have mathematical chances to claim the title.

“We are going to try to give a championship to the club.”

— Rodolfo Arruabarrena

Boca leads the standings on points, level with Argentinos Juniors, but holds a superior goal difference. Rosario Central is the third team with an opportunity to be crowned champion.

Coach Rodolfo Arruabarrena acknowledged that his players feel nerves before the decisive match. He said it is normal to feel anxiety and excitement, adding that controlling those emotions once the game begins will be important.

Arruabarrena stated that Boca will try to win a championship for the club. He emphasized the need for a good performance against an opponent that also wants to win.

The match at La Bombonera is scheduled for 17:30 and will be broadcast live on ESPN Premium and TNT Sports. TN is providing live minute-by-minute coverage of the title decider.

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