Juan Musso (6).
He was hardly troubled. Had some doubts in a few plays, but was solid in aerial balls.
Renzo Saravia (8).
He was outstanding all night and didn't suffer defensively. He was fouled twice, although the first one wasn't.
Leonardo Sigali (5).
He struggled to mark Andrés Ríos. He was booked and continued to commit fouls. Coudet replaced him at halftime.
Racing dominated, won and solidified its position at the top of its group in the Copa Libertadores
Alejandro Donatti (6).
He improved as the match progressed, like the rest of the defense. He came close to scoring from a set piece.
Alexis Soto (6).
He had no surprises as Vasco attacked little on his side. He didn't contribute much in attack.
Nery Domínguez (7).
Racing's balancing act. Always an outlet and occupies spaces well. Ended the match very tired.
Third time was the charm for Lisandro López, and he avoided repeating Palermo's blunder
Augusto Solari (6).
Had a good partnership with Saravia on the right. Sacrificed a lot to recover balls, but lacked aggression in attack.
Matías Zaracho (9).
The standout of the night. When the game was getting tough for Racing, he created an individual play for Centurion's first goal. Assisted Lautaro for the second and produced a fantastic goal himself: dribbling past the goalkeeper. Almost scored another one with a header: hit the post.
Ricardo Centurión (7).
It wasn't Centu's best match, but he opened the scoring with a fantastic goal. Pulled off a stunning nutmeg. Substituted tired.
Lautaro Martínez (7).
Had limited involvement, but played well. Assisted in a nice play for Racing's second goal. Was fouled and won a penalty.
Lisandro López (6).
A crazy match for Lisandro. Missed two penalties, scored one, and assisted in the first and second goals for his team. Ran and gave his all.
Mariano Barbieri (5).
Replaced the booked Sigali. Committed many fouls, but wasn't troubled.
Marcelo Meli (5).
Came on to cool down the match. Made good choices with the ball.