Tigre 3 – San Martin 1 (Argentina Clausura, February 20, 2012) All 3 Tigre goals came from corners, scored by Diego Castano, Carlos Luna and Matias Escobar. San Martin pulled one back from the penalty spot, scored by Gaston Caprari.

Independiente 0 – Lanus 1 (Clausura, February 19, 2012) Mariano Pavone snatched a winner three minutes from time.

San Lorenzo 1 – Estudiantes 1 (Clausura, February 19, 2012) Christian Cellay had the visitors 1-up in the first half, but a second half penalty from Nestor Ortigoza earned San Lorenzo a point.

Arsenal 2 – Atl Rafaela 2 (Clausura, February 18, 2012)

Newell’s Old Boys 1 – Argentinos Juniors 0 (Clausura, February 18, 2012)

All Boys 2 – Colon 0 (Clausura, February 18, 2012)

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River Plate 3 – Independiente Rivadavia 0 (Primera B Nacional, February 18, 2012) David Trezeguet was among the scorers, claiming his first goal in Argentina’s second division.

Atletico Rafaela 3 – Banfield 0 (Argentina Clausura, February 12, 2012)

Velez Sarsfield 1 – Godoy Cruz Mza. 1 (Argentina Clausura, February 12, 2012)

San Martin 1 – Independiente 0 (Argentina Clausura, February 11, 2012)

Estudiantes 1 – Newell’s Old Boys 1 (Argentina Clausura, February 11, 2012)

Argentinos Jrs 3 – Racing Olavarria 0 (Copa Argentina, February 7, 2012) Juan Morales bagged a brace in the home win.

Estudiantes 2 – Banfield 1 (Argentina Apertura, February 4, 2012) This match was originally played on November 21, but suspended after 13 minutes at 1-0 Banfield. Estudiantes turned it round thanks to goals from Mauro Boselli and Gabriel Mercado.

Boca Juniors 1 – River Plate 0 (Copa de Verano, January 29, 2012) Pablo Mouche scored the winner with a header on 29 minutes.

Boca Juniors 2 – River Plate 0 (Torneo de Verano, January 25, 2012) Nicolas Blandi scored both goals for Boca in the Superclasico designed to make up for the lack of games between these two rivals in the league.

Colon 4 – Banfield 1 (Argentina Apertura, December 12, 2011) Javier Chevanton netted a double as Colon finished the season with a flurry against rock-bottom Benfield.

Atletico Rafaela 0 – Godoy Cruz 2 (Argentina Apertura, December 12, 2011) Godoy Cruz claimed the last Copa Libertadores spot as they sealed a 2-0 win at Atletico Rafaela in their final Apertura game. Ariel Rojas (41) and Ruben Ramirez (72) scored the goals, and the visitors held on despite having Israel Damonte sent off a minute later.

Independiente 2 – Tigre 1 (Argentina Apertura, December 12, 2011) Independiente came from behind to beat Tigre 2-1, Facundo Parra’s 57th minute penalty and Hernan Fredes’ strike 10 minutes later cancelling out Diego Morales’ first-half spot-kick.

Velez Sarsfield 1 – Racing Club 0 (Argentina Apertura, December 12, 2011) Racing lost 1-0 at Velez Sarsfield thanks to David Ramirez’s goal in the 55th minute, but still finished second behind Boca Juniors in the Apertura table.

San Martin 1 – San Lorenzo 0 (Argentina Apertura, December 12, 2011) Sebastian Penco’s goal was enough for San Martin San Juan to beat San Lorenzo.

Lanus 2 – Newell’s Old Boys 2 (Argentina Apertura, December 12, 2011)