
On Monday evening, Lanús beat Tigre 2-0 in La Fortaleza. Elsewhere, the other two Monday matches both finished in 1-1 draws: Olimpo gave away a lead against Argentinos Juniors, and Colón and Independiente fought out a draw which didn’t particularly serve the visitors – Independiente – in the Copa Libertadores qualification race. Antonio Mohamed, managing Independiente in the stadium of his former club for the first time, was so overcome with emotion that he got himself sent to the stands at half time. All the highlights from Monday’s games are here, as well as all the weekend’s scores and scorers.
Primera División Torneo Apertura 2010, fifteenth round
Godoy Cruz Antonio Tomba (D. Ramírez 9; C. Sánchez 15) 2 – 1 Banfield (M. Dos Santos OFF 41; G. Méndez 90+2)
All Boys (M. Matos 35; E. Perea 67) 2 – 0 Newell’s Old Boys (L. Velázquez OFF 76)
Estudiantes de La Plata (G. Mercado 8; E. Pérez 56) 2 – 0 Huracán
San Lorenzo de Almagro 0 – 0 River Plate
Boca Juniors (S. Araujo 27; M. Palermo 74) 2 – 1 Arsenal Fútbol Club (L. López 48)
Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata 0 – 0 Vélez Sarsfield
Racing Club (G. Hauche 71) 1 – 1 Quilmes (F. Cerro 68)
Club Olimpo (M. Aguirre 61) 1 – 1 Argentinos Juniors (F. Neill 80)
Colón (E. Fuertes 73) 1 – 1 Independiente (M. Velázquez 22, OFF 26; A. Mohamed (manager) OFF HT)
Lanús (M. Regueiro 27, 57) 2 – 0 Tigre (C. Pérez OFF 52; R. Caruso Lombardi (manager) OFF 64)
Olimpo 1 – 1 Argentinos
Colón 1 – 1 Independiente
Lanús 2 – 0 Tigre
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Wow, Neill’s overhead kick was awesome. Shame for Independiente though, want to see them push for Copa Libertadores qualification. At least they’ve still got the Sudamericana to compete for.