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In front of the play, Lamolina and VAR ignored an infraction in the area: from Instituto's goal to Union's win
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In front of the play, Lamolina and VAR ignored an infraction in the area: from Instituto's goal to Union's win

Unión defeated Instituto 3-2 in a dramatic match that concluded the eighth round of the Clausura tournament. The game was marked by controversy over a goal scored by Instituto’s Leonel Mosevich, which appeared to involve a clear foul by Fernando Alarcón, who simultaneously tackled two Union players while the ball went out of play. Despite the referee Nicolás Lamolina being directly facing the incident and the absence of intervention from the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), the goal stood. Union eventually secured the win through goals from Brahian Cuello, Cristian Tarragona, and Misael Aguirre, despite playing with ten men after Tarragona and Matías Gallardo were both sent off. The result shifted the dynamics in Group A, with Gimnasia, Vélez, and Instituto leading the standings.

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In front of the play, Lamolina and VAR ignored an infraction in the area: from Instituto's goal to Union's win

Unión defeated Instituto 3-2 in a dramatic match that concluded the eighth round of the Clausura tournament. The game was marked by controversy over a goal scored by Instituto’s Leonel Mosevich, which appeared to involve a clear foul by Fernando Alarcón, who simultaneously tackled two Union players while the ball went out of play. Despite the referee Nicolás Lamolina being directly facing the incident and the absence of intervention from the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), the goal stood. Union eventually secured the win through goals from Brahian Cuello, Cristian Tarragona, and Misael Aguirre, despite playing with ten men after Tarragona and Matías Gallardo were both sent off. The result shifted the dynamics in Group A, with Gimnasia, Vélez, and Instituto leading the standings.

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