River and Mouth They will face each other tomorrow in the quarterfinals of the Professional League Cup and the result of the meeting will be added to the long history of the Super classic.
In AFA tournament history, “Xeneize” surpasses “Millonario” in the total number of matches but, in national cups, those from Núñez dominate on those of the Ribera.
After almost two months since the last match that ended tied at the Monumental stadium, River and Boca meet again in the 263rd edition of the Argentine soccer Superclásico since its first record on August 24, 1913 on the Racing Club field. Avellaneda.
Regarding the national cups recognized by the AFA, River and Boca faced each other 15 times with a statistic in favor of the River Plate team: 5 wins, 8 draws and only two Boca victories that occurred in the 1946 British Competition and, the most recently, in the 2022 Professional League Cup.
Discriminating the national cups between amauterism and professionalism, the “Millonario” takes a minimal advantage of one match above the already mentioned two victories of the “Xeneize”.
Sunday’s match will be the 12th national cup match since the establishment of professionalism and the 16th occasion in total.
As far as the Professional League Cup is concerned, there were only five matches with one win for each side and three draws. The last meeting dates back to February 26 of this year when Demichelis’ River and Diego Martínez’s Boca tied 1 to 1.
History between Boca and River
At a general level, the history speaks of 262 matches with a difference in favor of Boca: 91 victories, 86 for River and 85 draws but, going to the matches played under the orbit of the Argentine Football Association, riverplatenses and boquenses faced each other 229 times with 80 victories for those from La Ribera, 74 equalities and 76 triumphs for those from Núñez.
Since the beginning of professionalism in 1930, the two most popular clubs in Argentina have faced each other 217 times with 77 wins for Boca, 70 draws and 70 victories for River.
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