The Boca Juniors team has strengthened its position as leader of the Argentine Open Tournament, recording a convincing victory against Belgrano (1-3) last Sunday. This performance, confirmed by the return of Ignacio Miramon after an injury, underscores the domination of the team, which precedes its dolphin, Argentinos Juniors, from three points to only three days from the end of the regular phase. The event was marked by a controversial action, a goal of Lucas Menossi refused for out-of-game, before Rojo set the first goal for Boca Juniors on corner, illustrating the team’s ability to take the climber despite a moment of uncertainty.

The return of Ignacio Miramon, lent by the LOSC until the end of 2025, was greeted by a festive atmosphere at the end of the game, marking his return to the field after an injury to the quadriceps. Although his playing time was limited to thirteen minutes, this appearance reinforces the impressive statistic that binds him to Boca Juniors: three hits in three appearances this season. The Argentine midfielder also took advantage of his day of rest to regain his roots, visiting his training club, Gimnasia, during the derby against Esstudiantes, a crucial match for the city of La Plata, which ended in a draw (1-1).

Beyond this participation in the game, Ignacio Miramon demonstrated a deep attachment to his local sports environment, also observing a team game reserve against Deportivo Riestra and supporting the volleyball team, Las Lobas, during his own classic against Esstudiants. These activities demonstrate an active and varied involvement in the sports landscape of La Plata, illustrating a strong anchor in its community, far from the LOSC.