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1952 Copa Ibarguren
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1952 Copa Ibarguren Estadio Castiglione CA Mitre 2.jpg Copa Ibarguren C.A. Mitre Stadium, venue Liga Cultural (SdE) 1 River Plate 1 (after extra time). Both teams were declared champions 9 July 1954 C.A. Mitre Stadium Santiago del Estero Alfredo Rossi 1950 1958
The 1952 Copa Ibarguren was the 22nd edition of this national cup of Argentina. The final was contested by Racing Club de Avellaneda (1952 Primera División champion), and Liga Cultural of Santiago del Estero Province (today "Liga Santiagueña"), champion of 1952 Copa Presidente de la Nación.Argentina - Copa Ibarguren 1952 by Osvaldo Gorgazzi on the RSSSF
The match was held in C.A. Mitre Stadium on 9 July 1954 (almost two years both teams won their respective editions due to organizational problems),Los antecedentes de River jugando en Santiago del Estero on TyCSports, 14 Apr 2021 and ended 1–1 after extra time). As a playoff was never held, both teams were crowned champions of the competition.River y el recuerdo de 1954 by Ignacio Cuello on Grito de Gol, 3 Mar 2021RIVER Y SU MARCA TOP EN SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO on El Gráfico, 8 Mar 2023"Liga Santiagueña: La historia de un torneo donde Santiago del Estero supo ser campeón." on Futboldesantiagodelestero blogsite, 10 Oct 2020
Qualified teams
Team Qualification Previous app. River Plate 1952 Primera División champion 1937, 1941, 1942 Liga Cultural (Frías) 1952 Copa Presidente de la Nación champion (None)
Bold indicates winning years
Overview
thumb|left|Liga Cultural, regional champions in 1952
The Liga Cultural had won the Copa de la República in December 1952 after defeating Liga de Pergamino (from the homonymous partido of Buenos Aires Province) 2–1 in the final held at C.A. Belgrano Stadium in Córdoba.Argentine Interleague Championship 1952 on the RSSSF achieving their second Campeonato de la República title.
thumb|A River Plate team of 1954
On the other hand, River Plate, coached by José María Minella, had won the Primera División title in 1952 with 40 points in 30 matches played.Argentina 1952 on the RSSSF Some players that had been part of legendary team La Máquina (such as Ángel Labruna, and Félix Loustau) were still part of the squad. Uruguayan striker Walter Gómez (who was in River since 1945) had consolidated as a keyplayer in the offensive line along with Labruna and Loustau.Walter Gómez y el día que una trompada a un árbitro le abrió las puertas de River on TyC, 7 Mar 2023
Match details
9 July 1954 1952 Copa Ibarguren Liga Cultural 1–1 yes http://www.rsssf.com/tablesa/argibargurencuphist.html#1952 River Plate Loto 60 Gómez 4 Alfredo Rossi C.A. Mitre Stadium Santiago del Estero
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River Plate
GK ARG DíazDF ARG LorenzoDF ARG ElíaMF ARG Pereyra MF ARG GonzálezMF ARG EsperFW ARG CevallosFW ARG LotoFW ARG ZavaletaFW ARG CománFW ARG LunaManager: ARG ?
GK ARG Pascual AdessioDF ARG Alfredo PérezDF ARG Carlos B. Guastavino MF ARG Roberto TesouroMF ARG Julio Venini MF ARG Lidoro SoriaFW ARG Félix RespuelaFW ARG Eliseo PradoFW URU Walter GómezFW ARG Ángel LabrunaFW ARG Félix LoustauManager: ARG José María Minella
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Category:1954 in Argentine football
Category:Football competitions in Santiago del Estero Province