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Rodriguez Taverna,Santiago0

Huertas Del Pino, Conner2

Klier, Gilbert2

Dias, Pedro Boscardin0

Soto,Matias

Tirante,Thiago Agustin

Huertas Del Pino, Conner2

Midon Lautaro0

Klier, Gilbert1

Barrios Vera, Marcelo Tomas2

Huertas Del Pino, Conner1

Da Silva,Joao Lucas2

Ugo Carabelli,Camilo2

Barrios Vera, Marcelo Tomas1

Prado,Juan Carlos0

Olivo,Renzo2

Dutra da Silva,Daniel0

Habib,Hady2

Da Silva,Joao Lucas0

Olivo,Renzo0

Ugo Carabelli,Camilo2

Ugo Carabelli,Camilo1

Habib,Hady2

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