Argentine football will run across six days, from Thursday 23 to Tuesday 28 July. The official programme combines the Liga Profesional with four levels of the promotion system, confirming kick-off times and match officials for every fixture.
The top flight begins with Belgrano against Rosario Central and Sarmiento against Argentinos Juniors on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The opening round also includes Racing-Gimnasia, River-Barracas Central, Lanús-San Lorenzo and Deportivo Riestra-Boca.
Primera Nacional plays round 22 across Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Key fixtures include Atlético de Rafaela-Nueva Chicago, Colón-Chaco For Ever, Racing de Córdoba-San Telmo, Gimnasia de Jujuy-Güemes and Atlanta-Almagro.
Primera B stages round 27, featuring Argentino de Quilmes-Villa Dálmine, Deportivo Armenio-Arsenal and Deportivo Merlo-Villa San Carlos. Primera C and Promocional Amateur complete a broad schedule involving metropolitan and Buenos Aires interior clubs.
Liga Profesional matches will include VAR and AVAR teams, while the promotion categories have referees, assistants and fourth officials appointed. The programme reflects the federal scale of the calendar and gives every club a precise framework for travel, operations and competition.
