MATCH PREVIEW

Seven Points, Four Ahead: San Lorenzo and Talleres Seek a Turnaround

An in-depth analysis of the tactical battle ahead

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Sat, Sep 5
Estadio Pedro Bidegain
San Lorenzo crest

San Lorenzo

7th in league
7W - 8D - 9L
Recent Form
LDWLL
VS
Talleres Cordoba crest

Talleres Cordoba

4th in league
8W - 7D - 9L
Recent Form
DDLLW
Goals/Game
0.8
|
1.0
🛡️
Conceded/Game
0.9
|
1.1
📈
Form Points
4
|
5

A four-point gap separates the sides

San Lorenzo and Talleres Cordoba meet in Clausura round eight on Saturday, with both clubs looking to move away from the lower reaches of Group A. San Lorenzo sit 14th with seven points from seven matches, while Talleres are 15th with five. The hosts are four points ahead, but neither side is close to league leaders Estudiantes L.P., who have 31 points. A positive result at Estadio Pedro Bidegain would therefore offer important momentum as well as a chance to improve a difficult table position.

San Lorenzo’s recent sequence has been uneven. Their last five results, listed from most recent, are a win, a draw and three losses, while Talleres have recorded a win, two draws and two defeats across their last five. The visitors’ broader form list also shows alternating results, but their latest draw gives them a platform to build on. Both teams have struggled to turn matches into consistent points, making the opening goal particularly significant.

Formation choices point to a measured contest

San Lorenzo have used several systems this season, with the 4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2 each appearing five times. Their variety also includes three- and five-player defensive structures, suggesting they can alter their shape according to the match situation. Talleres have shown a clearer preference for the 4-2-3-1, used in nine matches, with the 4-4-2 next on four. That consistency could help them establish their attacking positions early, while San Lorenzo’s flexibility may be useful when trying to disrupt the visitors’ rhythm.

The home and away numbers suggest a fairly balanced tactical contest. San Lorenzo have won five, drawn two and lost four of their home matches, scoring 12 goals and conceding 13. They have also kept six home clean sheets. Talleres’ away record is four wins, four draws and four losses, with 13 goals scored and 12 conceded, alongside four clean sheets. Neither side’s figures point to a game likely to be dominated for long periods, and defensive concentration may decide which team can turn possession into a result.

Auzmendi provides San Lorenzo’s clearest scoring reference

R. Auzmendi is the only listed scorer from either squad, having scored six goals in 15 appearances for San Lorenzo. His contribution gives the hosts an identifiable focal point in attack, particularly in a match where chances could be limited. Talleres will need to rely on their collective attacking output, reflected in their 13 away goals, while San Lorenzo must convert their opportunities at home more efficiently than their overall numbers suggest.

Prediction

San Lorenzo 1-1 Talleres Cordoba. The teams’ comparable home and away records, recent inconsistency and similar defensive numbers point to a tight draw, with Auzmendi giving the hosts a strong chance of finding the net.

By the numbers

The data behind San Lorenzo vs Talleres Cordoba, in 4 charts.

01Season Record

The season so far

Wins, draws and losses side by side

San Lorenzo
Talleres Cordoba
02Home / Away Split

Two different teams?

Home and away form for San Lorenzo

At Home5W-2D-4L
Away2W-6D-5L
03Win Rate

Who wins more often?

Share of league games won this season

04Tactical Blueprint

How they line up

Most-used formations this season

League Context

The table as it stands

7th22 pts
Matchday24
4th26 pts
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1Estudiantes L.P.DLWLL1694319731
2Boca JuniorsWDDDW1686222930
3Velez SarsfieldDDDDW16772181228
4Talleres CordobaDDLLW16754171326
5IndependienteLDWLL16664242024
6LanusLDLWL16664181524
7San LorenzoLDWLL16574141422
8Union Santa FeWWLLW16565242021
9Instituto CordobaWDWWW16637171721
10Defensa Y JusticiaWWDWL16475182119
11Gimnasia M.WWWLW16547142219
12PlatenseLWDWL16376101516
13Central Cordoba de SantiagoDLLWW16448112116
14Newells Old BoysDWWLD16367152715
15Deportivo RiestraDDLWL1618751211
1Independ. RivadaviaWDLWL161042291534
2River PlateWDWLL16925221229
3Argentinos JRSWDLWW16853171329
4Rosario CentralLDWWW16844201628
5Belgrano CordobaDLWWD16754171326
6Gimnasia L.P.WLLWW16826191926
7HuracanDDLWD16574171322
8Racing ClubLDLLL16565171521
9Barracas CentralDLLLW16565151521
10TigreDWDWD16484181520
11Sarmiento JuninLWWWW16619132019
12BanfieldLLWLD16538171918
13Atletico TucumanDDWLD16358152014
14AldosiviLLDLL160886198
15Estudiantes de Rio CuartoDDLLD1612135245
1Instituto CordobaWDWWW75116216
2Gimnasia M.WWWLW750212515
3Defensa Y JusticiaWWDWL74219814
4Velez SarsfieldDDDDW734010613
5Newells Old BoysDWWLD73228611
6Union Santa FeWWLLW7313121010
7IndependienteLDWLL73136610
8Boca JuniorsWDDDW72417810
9Deportivo RiestraDDLWL7223768
10PlatenseLWDWL72237118
11Estudiantes L.P.DLWLL7214777
12LanusLDLWL7214787
13Central Cordoba de SantiagoDLLWW7214477
14San LorenzoLDWLL7214257
15Talleres CordobaDDLLW71248125
1Argentinos JRSWDLWW751112716
2TigreDWDWD73316312
3Sarmiento JuninLWWWW7403131212
4Gimnasia L.P.WLLWW7403101112
5Belgrano CordobaDLWWD73227411
6Independ. RivadaviaWDLWL73228711
7Rosario CentralLDWWW73228711
8Atletico TucumanDDWLD72414210
9Barracas CentralDLLLW73134510
10HuracanDDLWD7232559
11River PlateWDWLL7214787
12BanfieldLLWLD72147107
13Estudiantes de Rio CuartoDDLLD7133376
14Racing ClubLDLLL71246115
15AldosiviLLDLL70255112