Newell's Old Boys

And then Gimnasia de Mendoza, Boca and Independiente all have 17 points.

Lanús and Newell's both have 16.

That is the whole of the playoff.

At some point, someone's going to have to watch a defensively.

River have 13 and are ahead of ninth-placed Atletico Tucumán on goal differences.

Speaking of Estudiantes de la Plata, obviously we will talk about them a bit more, but they're going to struggle to qualify themselves from group play.

They're six points behind eighth-placed Newells.

Yeah, it's

Yeah.

And actually, I have a I've got an article lined up for World Soccer Magazine, which will be published in the January edition about Newell's old boys.

And part of the interest there is it's almost a gamble by the editorial team at World Soccer Magazine that it's not just what happens to Argentina, the country next.

It's also what happens to Leo Messi.

Now, in the closing tournament, we once again have the teams split into two different groups.

Uh, Instituto are top of Group A, which puts them ahead of Vela Sarsfield, Defensa, Gimnasia, Boca Juniors, Independiente, Lanus, Newell's Old Boys, Union, San Lorenzo, Estudiantes, Deportivo, Platense, and Talleres.

And then Central Cordoba are bottom there.

And in the second group, uh, Argentinos Junior are top, level in points with Rosario.

A high-risk stop on a busy Wisconsin interstate.

Amber Newell is the driver heading to work.

Officers place Newell and another passenger under arrest, telling them their vehicle was flagged by a FLOCK camera for being connected to a homicide.

Oh my God, I'm so embarrassed.

But officers soon realized there might be a mistake.

This is a constant issue.

The vehicle was not involved in a crime, but Newell's license plate was still on a database of wanted vehicles that can trigger police alerts when it passes a FLOCK camera.

As the number of automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, have skyrocketed, so have the spike in erroneous stops, detainments, and arrests of innocent people.

Both teams have 17 points.

gimnasia de mendoza fourth on 16. bocca fifth and independiente sixth both on 14. and lanus union and newel's all have 13. newell's sit just outside the playoff spots on goal difference there san lorenzo two points further back and the studiantes are on 10. so Let's say that those are the runners and riders in Group A. Yeah, maybe

you'd think that it's still the Enders and San Lorenzo, and indeed Nugles could all potentially poke their way into contention, but...

Anyone

Which Rosario?

El Gigante Arrochito, I believe.

Because New York Stadium was almost never used for New York tracks.

It's

Last game against Dallas, it was Shaq Moore in the first 20 minutes of the game.

In this game, the starting right back for Atlanta is a young man by the name of Tomas Jacob, a 22-year-old Argentine fullback who comes over from Newell's Old Boys.

Okay,

so it's going to be in Spanish.

And he can also play as a six when needed.

So it gave you a little more flexibility there.

Tomas also comes from Newell's Old Boys in Argentina, a club that Tata Martino has a strong connection with.

But Ronald in Atlanta, I hope he's remembered properly.

He scored 11 goals in a single game for Inter Miami's under-13 team, which is just crazy no matter who you are.

He also went to Rosario, his dad's hometown, to play in the Newell's Cup, even facing Newell Old Boys, the same club where Messi started.

Because of who his dad is, there's huge pressure on this kid.

Being Messi's son comes with expectations that almost no one else has.

So I would say no, no one's hosted dry just yet.

It would be... pretty surprising obviously if those top teams didn't get through because obviously they would need a bunch of other teams to also overtake them and drag them down for sure we haven't mentioned the big game of the weekend no we have not we've been saving it until now so that everybody will continue to listen Atlético de Urbana versus Belgrano no it wasn't really it was Rosario Central versus Newell's Old Boys and it finished 1-1

Yes.

Thanks to goals from...

And both on the same number of points as well, 12 points each.

Both teams have scored nine goals.

But New Orleans have conceded seven and Central have conceded eight.

So that's enough to give New Orleans the upper hand so far in the city of Rosario.