Racing Club: match results and statistics
2 investigationsLatest Racing Club football matches: every report comes with full stats, xG analysis and the Crime Index of the result. So far there are only two investigations covering Racing Club — the sample and stats here will grow as more matches are audited.
Current squad — Racing Club
Goalkeepers
- 1F. Gómez
- 25F. Cambeses
- 30M. Tagliamonte
Defenders
- 3M. Di Cesare
- 4E. Cannavo
- 6M. Rojo
- 15G. Martirena
- 18A. Espino
- 19I. Rodríguez
- 23N. Colombo
- 31B. González
- 34T. Rubio
- 38M. Martinez
- 42G. Volpe
- 43G. Escudero
Midfielders
- 5M. Kranevitter
- 8A. Forneris
- 10M. Miljevic
- 11M. Zaracho
- 16D. Ortegoza
- 17T. Conechny
- 20G. Lodico
- 21V. Carboni
- 24A. Fernández
- 33L. Pérez
- 37Santino Aguirre
- 39E. Perez
- 44A. Yegros
- 46A. Tello
- 59F. Schaare
Attackers
- 7D. Vergara
- 9A. Martínez
- 22E. Torres
- 28S. Solari
- 32L. Díaz
- 35A. Campo
- 40F. Fraga
- 45E. Perez
Recent Transfers
- J. Barinaga— joined from Boca Juniors, Loan (2026-08-28)
- A. García— left for U. Catolica, Free agent (2026-08-13)
- G. Lodico— joined from Lanus, Transfer (2026-08-12)
- G. Lodico— joined from Lanus, Transfer (2026-08-11)
- S. Sosa— left for Vasco DA Gama, Transfer (2026-08-11)
- S. Sosa— left for Vasco DA Gama, Transfer (2026-08-10)
- L. Pérez— joined from Gremio, Loan (2026-08-09)
- A. García— left for U. Catolica, Free agent (2026-08-08)
- B. Gallego— left for Estudiantes L.P., Transfer (2026-08-07)
- B. Gallego— left for Estudiantes L.P., Transfer (2026-08-06)
Racing Club Squad: Latest Match
Racing Club — Banfield · 4-1-3-2- 25Facundo CambesesG
- 4Ezequiel CannavoD
- 38Mateo MartinezD
- 6Marcos RojoD
- 19Ignacio RodríguezD
- 5Matías KranevitterM
- 16Ulises OrtegozaM
- 10Matko MiljevicM
- 46Alejandro TelloM
- 32Lautaro DíazF
- 17Tomás ConechnyF
Racing Club Fall 0:1 to Banfield Despite 81% Possession
One shot out of twenty-two. That's all Banfield needed to score the game's only goal and erase everything Racing had planned to do for the next sixty-six minutes. The hosts threw almost everything into attack — 81% possession, six corners, fourteen shots from inside the box — and went home with a zero in the goals column.
Racing Club vs Tigre 1:3 — The Conversion Gap That Cost Racing the Match
3.85 to 1.72. That's the conversion rate that separated Tigre from Racing Club on a night when the home side held the ball for 64% of the match, won six corners to none, and still went home with a defeat that reads far more brutal on the scoreboard than the underlying play ever suggested.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the head coach of Racing Club?
Per the most recently analyzed match (Racing Club — Banfield) — Gustavo Costas.
How many players are in Racing Club's current squad?
38 players: goalkeepers — 3, defenders — 12, midfielders — 15, attackers — 8.
How often do Racing Club's match results diverge from the xG-expected outcome?
Bravsen has analyzed 2 matches — average Crime Index 84, with 2 scoring 60+ (the threshold for an anomalous gap between the result and the xG model).
A 0-1 home loss to Banfield carries a Crime Index of 89% — one of the highest figures on the entire site across any team. It's Racing Club's single most anomalous covered match out of 4 reviewed: by chance quality, the hosts appear to have deserved an entirely different result.
An xG shortfall explains part of the picture
Across the 5 matches with calculated xG, Racing generated 5.39 expected goals but scored only 4 — a notable shortfall against the model. A club that under-converts its chances more often lands in games exactly like this one, where the quality of play diverges from the scoreline — the Banfield loss fits that picture logically.
Average Crime Index is above typical, but not a record
A 54% average across 4 reviewed matches is well above the 40-50% range typical of club football on this site, though still well below the Banfield match's peak value: that loss is a strong but not the club's only deviation from the model's expectations.