Racing Club is practically the same squad as last semester. Matias Zaracho is infected with Covid-19 and will miss out while Ivan Pillud will be assessed until the last minute to see if he recovers from the virus. Marcelo Diaz is ruled out with muscle issues. Racing Club claimed back-to-back victories in the Copa Libertadores …read more →
Once again we have a meeting between two teams in a completely different form: while football in Venezuela has been postponed since March, in Peru they’ve been playing for weeks and even though Alianza is not in the best form, they’ve lost only once in 5 games since the league resumed. Financial situation in Venezuela …read more →
While both the Peruvian and Ecuadorian league resumed around the same time last month, we also have a huge form difference here as the visitors (a former Copa Libertadores champions) lead their local tournament with 9 wins in 12 games, Binacional (who are debuting this year in this competition) won only 1 out of 5 …read more →
Copa Libertadores resumes this week as SouthAmerica tries to go back to normal during the COVID era, and the reality of the football leagues in the continent is very different; while some countries like Brazil barely stopped for a couple of months and have resumed playing their tournaments long ago, others like Bolivia still didn’t start …read more →
Racing Club reversed the score to beat Estudiantes de Merida 2-1 away thanks to goals from Nicolas Reniero and Matias Zaracho. On Monday, they also won 2-1 at Estudiantes to climb into the fourth spot of the Superliga table on 39 points. La Academia is unbeaten in 2020 in all competitions, with four victories and …read more →