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Ángel Fabián Di María Hernández

Ángel Fabián Di María Hernández

ArgentinaAge 38 years old
PositionAttacker
Momentum
ColdCold
8
Active Streaks
12
Minutes Over 60 Streak
8G 4A
Season

Player Intelligence

Ángel Fabián Di María Hernández has scored 8 goals and provided 4 assists for Rosario Central in the Liga Profesional Argentina this season (2026/2027).

Hernández is currently on a 12-game played 60+ minutes and carries a momentum rating of 1.2.

Rosario Central play Argentinos JRS next.

  • Recent form: 3 goals and 0 assists in last 5 games.
  • Form trend: cooling off over their last five appearances.
  • Hernández has been involved in 30% of Rosario Central's goals in recent matches.
  • 2 games since last goal.
  • Other active streaks: 12 Minutes Over 60 Streak, 10 Minutes Over 60 Streak, 8 No Cards Streak.

Momentum

ColdCold
Last 5 Appearances
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Form summary: 3 goals, 0 assists in last 5 games

Active Streaks

Streak TypeLengthNext Test
Minutes Over 60 Streak
12Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
Minutes Over 60 Streak
10Oct 4 vs Banfield
No Cards Streak
8Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
Minutes Over 60 Streak
6Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
No Cards Streak
3Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
Minutes 90 Streak
2Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
Goals in a Row
2Oct 4 vs Banfield
Goal Contributions in a Row
2Oct 4 vs Banfield
Goals in a Row
1Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
Goal Contributions in a Row
1Sep 20 vs Argentinos JRS
No Cards Streak
1Oct 4 vs Banfield

Streak Highlights

Season Best Streak
12 Minutes Over 60 Streak
Games Since Last Goal
2 games
Career Best Streak
12 Minutes Over 60 Streak
2026/2027
Avg Goals in Streak
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Recent Matches

DateMatchMinsGAStreak Impact
Aug 7Aldosivivs Aldosivi 2-1(H)8500-
Aug 25Talleres Cordobavs Talleres Cordoba 2-2(A)9620
Aug 29Gimnasia L.P.vs Gimnasia L.P. 1-2(H)9000-
Sep 6Newells Old Boysvs Newells Old Boys 1-1(H)9600-
Sep 13Tigrevs Tigre 1-0(A)8110

Team Context

Rosario Central
Rosario Central
Momentum:
SteadySteady
Involved in 30% of team's goals in last 10 matches
View Rosario Central's streaks →