Lanus hadn't tossed away two points against Banfield in a game they should have won, it would've been a four-team play-off; IF Mouche hadn't scored that late Boca winner against Banfield they'd be out of it; IF they hadn't had so many injuries they'd *probably* be champions; and IF Tigre had beaten Racing, as most teams seem capable of doing these days, THEY would now be champions... Who would not find this fascinating? A far better use of a Sunday night than watching some cyclist I'd barely heard of six months ago pick up a model of a 1950?s TV Camera after winning a few cycling races that took place while I was at work... Thanks for that Seba, it's going up in a proper article tomorrow morning (got to give the weekend scores some time at the top of the homepage). Matthew, you read right -- and have thus already answered Littlekeep's question (welcome to HEGS by the way). As I said in the preview during the week, if teams finish the 'mini-league' level on points, it will be decided by the results between those sides during the Apertura. So Boca would have the advantage over San Lorenzo, were those two to be tied, but Tigre, who beat both Boca and San Lorenzo, would take the title otherwise. And no, I didn't watch Godoy vs. Central. I was a bit exhausted from just having watched Boca vs. Coln and Argentinos vs. San Lorenzo simultaneously whilst doing the updates on