Luzu TV once again beat 412 in the streaming classic in a match that broke records again

The long-awaited rematch of The Great Streaming Match once again paralyzed the Argentine digital scene. This Sunday, at the Speed Camp venue (belonging to Deportivo Riestra), the Luzu TV team defeated 412 by a score of 7-6, extending their lead in the historical record after also winning the first edition last May.

The show featured a production worthy of a professional event. Before the initial whistle, Ángela Torres performed the Argentine National Anthem, while the broadcast had the officiating of Héctor Baldassi, the commentary of Sebastián "Pollo" Vignolo, and coverage from the field by Titi Fernández.

For this second edition, both teams presented rosters filled with figures from the digital ecosystem:

• Luzu TV: Led by Martín Garabal, they took to the field with Nicolás Occhiato, Santi Talledo, Marcos Giles, Diego Castro, Fermín Bo, El Purre in goal, and the addition of Lucas "La Garza" Spadafora in place of El Trinche.

From being down 5-2 to an epic comeback

In the game, the flow was marked by constant back and forth and the initial dominance of 412, who took advantage of their football stars to impose conditions and establish a maximum lead of 5-2 on the scoreboard.

When the match seemed headed for a comfortable victory for Davoo and La Cobra's team, Luzu reacted. With a lot of drive and effectiveness at key moments, Garabal's team began to chip away at the deficit until they managed to turn the story around at the end to lead 7-6. In the last play of the match, La Cobra had the chance to equalize with a penalty and force a shootout, but he shot way over the goal.

Historic record on digital platforms

Beyond the sporting result, the event once again demonstrated the drawing power of Argentine streaming. Broadcast for free and simultaneously through Luzu TV's YouTube channel and Davoo Xeneize's Kick account, the match surpassed 1.5 million live viewers during the second half.

With this figure, the rematch shattered the record that both channels had set in the first encounter on May 31, 2026 (when they gathered just over a million simultaneous users after tying 6-6 and deciding by penalties), solidifying the duel between Luzu and 412 as the most-watched digital entertainment event of the year in the country.