Racing Sinks to Bottom of Table After Loss to Atlético Tucumán
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Racing suffered a 2-1 defeat against Atlético Tucumán at the Presidente Perón stadium, a result that leaves them in last place in Zone B of the Torneo Clausura. The match was decided by a late goal from Ramiro Ruiz Rodríguez in the 48th minute of the second half. Earlier in the game, Lautaro Godoy scored for Atlético Tucumán in the 24th minute, while Leonel Pérez scored Racing's lone goal in the 25th minute of the second half. The loss marks seven consecutive matches without a victory for Racing in the domestic tournament. Manager Juan Pablo Vojvoda attempted to change the game's momentum with a double substitution at the 30 minute mark, bringing on Matías Zaracho and Gastón Lodico. The match also featured a VAR review for a penalty in favor of Atlético Tucumán that was saved by goalkeeper Facundo Cambeses. Following the result, Racing sits in 24th place in the annual table. Racing will next face Huracán on September 13, while Atlético Tucumán will play River Plate on September 12.
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