Racing de Montevideo clinched a victory over Argentinos Juniors (0-3) in the second match of Group F of the Copa Sudamericana, courtesy of a brace from Tomás Verón Luppi and a powerful strike from Jonathan Urretaviscaya. This win allowed Racing to shake off the disappointment of their previous home draw against Corinthians.

The early stages were tense, with Argentinos attempting to disrupt Racing's rhythm through physical play and limited strategy, while Racing gradually found their footing. Despite some disorganized attacks, Racing's defense managed to thwart Argentinos' pressure effectively.

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The match was characterized by back-and-forth action with few clear-cut chances until Tomás Verón Luppi, on loan from Quilmes, broke the deadlock at the 43rd minute. He capitalized on a free-kick from Jonathan Urretaviscaya, which deflected off a defender before finding the net.

Luppi's goal boosted Racing's morale and dispelled the uncertainty that often accompanies drawn matches. In the second half, Luppi struck again, intercepting a ball in midfield and unleashing a precise shot into the top corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance.

Shortly after, Urretaviscaya extended Racing's lead with another well-taken goal, sealing the victory. Argentinos struggled to mount a comeback and resorted to physicality, earning two yellow cards and several warnings from the referee.

Prior to the match, Argentinos Juniors led Group F after defeating Nacional of Paraguay and were also performing well in the domestic league. Meanwhile, Racing had started their campaign with a draw against Corinthians and were struggling in the Uruguayan league.

However, Racing's impressive performance in this match instilled hope among their supporters and marked their first away victory in the tournament.