Player · Argentina · Midfielder

Luis Oscar González

Scored on 1 Apr 2009

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Caps: 14
Starts: 12
Minutes: 1,008
Win % when playing: 57.1%
Goals: 1
Matches scored in: 1
Penalties: 0
Hat-tricks: 0
For their side: 163rd of 273
Minutes per goal: 1008

Goals by year

2009

Tallest: 1 · Year

When they scored

By quarter-hour; stoppage time counts as the 45th or 90th minute.

1–15′16–30′31–45′46–60′61–75′76–90′ET

Tallest: 1 · Minute

What the goals did

Equaliser1

Argentina with and without them

Argentina's matches with known line-ups from their first recorded cap to their last.


With them	14	8	1	5	25	19	57.1%
Without them	38	19	9	10	66	41	50%

Played most alongside10


Roberto Abbondanzieri	12
Roberto Ayala	12
Gabriel Heinze	11
Javier Mascherano	11
Javier Zanetti	11
Juan Pablo Sorín	9
César Delgado	8
Kily González	8
Lionel Messi	8
Carlos Tevez	7

Faced most10


Diego Forlán	Uruguay	3
Alex	Brazil	2
Carlos Diogo	Uruguay	2
Cristian Gabriel Rodríguez	Uruguay	2
Darío Rodríguez	Uruguay	2
Diego	Brazil	2
Diego Lugano	Uruguay	2
Diego Pérez	Uruguay	2
Édgar Barreto	Paraguay	2
Edixon Perea	Colombia	2

Against1


Bolivia	1	1

At tournaments1

Finals and qualifying campaigns alike.


FIFA World Cup qualification 2009	1	1

Every goal1


1 Apr 2009	v Bolivia	1–6	25′	—	Equaliser	1–1	FIFA World Cup qualification 2009

Every match on record14

In a recorded line-up, on the scoresheet or booked. “—” where the line-up isn't known.


14 Oct 2009	v Uruguay	1–0	started	90	—	—	FIFA World Cup qualification 2009
1 Apr 2009	v Bolivia	1–6	started, off 68′	68	1	—	FIFA World Cup qualification 2009
15 Jul 2007	v Brazil	0–3	came on 67′	23	—	—	Copa América 2007 · Final
5 Jul 2007	v Paraguay	1–0	started, off 67′	67	—	—	Copa América 2007 · Group stage
2 Jul 2007	v Colombia	4–2	came on 80′	10	—	—	Copa América 2007 · Group stage
12 Oct 2005	v Uruguay	0–1	started, off 79′	79	—	—	FIFA World Cup qualification 2005
9 Oct 2005	v Peru	2–0	started	90	—	—	FIFA World Cup qualification 2005
3 Sep 2005	v Paraguay	0–1	started	90	—	—	FIFA World Cup qualification 2005
25 Jul 2004	v Brazil	2–2	started, off 75′	75	—	—	Copa América 2004 · Final
20 Jul 2004	v Colombia	3–0	started	90	—	—	Copa América 2004 · Semi-final
17 Jul 2004	v Peru	1–0	started	90	—	—	Copa América 2004 · Quarter-final
13 Jul 2004	v Uruguay	4–2	started, off 80′	80	—	—	Copa América 2004 · Group stage
10 Jul 2004	v Mexico	0–1	started, off 66′	66	—	—	Copa América 2004 · Group stage
7 Jul 2004	v Ecuador	6–1	started	90	—	—	Copa América 2004 · Group stage

Caps, goals and cards count what the sources record: line-ups from about 2003 (World Cups from 1970, friendlies from about 2016), and few scorers in older friendlies — so career totals run low.