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The ghost of AC Milan-Estudiantes seems to hover over Argentine soccer matches. A distaste for "hombria" and physicality seems to have taken hold.

A brief interview with a former player, Sarnari, on why he feels that Argentine soccer is changing

Intercontinental Cup first leg is a draw, which benefits Feyenoord. The magazine looks at lessons to be learned from this match.

Contains an overview of press accounts from Argentina and around the world

This article captures the transitions taking place in Argentine soccer in 1970

In a rare sign of praise for Estudiantes, Panzeri criticizes Argentine teams like Boca Juniors and River Plate that do not employ the old skills of trickery, or "viveza"

"Jugando a patadas", Estudiantes loses a league match against Independiente. Panzeri uses this match as a way to critique Estudiantes' style of play

Panzeri uses sarcasm to critique the methods used by Estudiantes to achieve victory, to achieve a "resultado"

Labeling it a match of forced "anti-futbol", Panzeri is critical of the soccer he is starting to witness in Argentina

Visually appealing soccer is nowhere to be found

List of results from Estudiantes while playing overseas

After capturing the 1954 primera "B" title, Estudiantes returns to the first division

Public sentiment against Estudiantes grows, especially in light of Argentina's failure to qualify for the 1970 World Cup; however, only Boca Juniors seems to possess the team unity and purpose of the team from La Plata.
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