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San Lorenzo put out a fire at the last moment and celebrated the miracle of winning in a club that lives in permanent chaos.
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San Lorenzo put out a fire at the last moment and celebrated the miracle of winning in a club that lives in permanent chaos.

San Lorenzo narrowly defeated Gimnasia de Mendoza 1-0 in a match marked by internal chaos within the club. Despite facing significant financial difficulties, including a debt of $70 million and ongoing issues with the Argentine Football Association (AFA), the team managed to secure a win. The victory was described as almost miraculous given the club's struggles both on and off the field. Coach Néstor Gorosito fielded a lineup largely composed of young players and those deemed surplus, while the club faced administrative hurdles such as fines and restrictions due to unpaid taxes. The win provided temporary relief but did not resolve the deeper institutional problems affecting the team.

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San Lorenzo put out a fire at the last moment and celebrated the miracle of winning in a club that lives in permanent chaos.

San Lorenzo narrowly defeated Gimnasia de Mendoza 1-0 in a match marked by internal chaos within the club. Despite facing significant financial difficulties, including a debt of $70 million and ongoing issues with the Argentine Football Association (AFA), the team managed to secure a win. The victory was described as almost miraculous given the club's struggles both on and off the field. Coach Néstor Gorosito fielded a lineup largely composed of young players and those deemed surplus, while the club faced administrative hurdles such as fines and restrictions due to unpaid taxes. The win provided temporary relief but did not resolve the deeper institutional problems affecting the team.

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