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Leonel Miranda scores as Berazategui reaches the Primera C final
Leonel Miranda scored a penalty in Berazategui’s 3-0 win over Cambaceres on October 12.
The result made Berazategui the winner of Zone A in Argentina’s Primera C, the country’s fourth tier.
The team finished with 51 points, one ahead of Sacachispas, and will face Luján, winner of the other zone, in the final.
Miranda is 32 and has played for both Avellaneda rivals, Independiente and Racing.
He also had spells with clubs including Houston Dynamo, Xolos de Tijuana, Defensa y Justicia, Tigre and Banfield.
After being without a club for the first half of 2026, he joined Berazategui, giving him another chance to continue his career.
His goal helped take the club one step from the Primera C title, though the final date is not stated.
Leonel Miranda scored a penalty in Berazategui’s 3-0 win over Cambaceres, sending the club to the Primera C final.
The result made Berazategui the winner of Zone A with 51 points.
Brian Duarte and Nahuel Pombo also scored penalties in the match.
Berazategui will face Luján, the winner of the other zone, in the final.
Miranda, 32, joined Berazategui midway through 2026 after spending the first half of the year without a club.
- Who
- Leonel Miranda scored for Berazategui.
- What
- Berazategui beat Cambaceres 3-0 and reached the Primera C final.
- When
- Monday, October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The win made Berazategui the winner of Zone A, earning a place in the final against Luján.
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Miranda thanked Berazategui for the opportunity in a post on Instagram.
Miranda scored a penalty in Berazategui’s 3-0 win over Cambaceres, securing the Zone A title.
Berazategui’s opponent in the final was confirmed as Luján, winner of the other zone.
- Score
- Berazategui 3-0 Cambaceres
- Miranda’s goal
- Penalty
- Zone A points
- Berazategui 51
- Runner-up
- Sacachispas, 50 points
- Final opponent
- Luján
What people are saying
Thank you, Berazategui, for the respect, for the opportunity and for the day-to-day. Very happy to get the first win in this shirt, let’s go for more, Bera. It’s so good to be back, damn it. Thank you, Lord, for not letting me fall; we keep going, everything is in your hands.
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