Overview
- Luzu TV defeated 412 7-6 at the Speed Camp in a rematch played Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, with Nicolás Occhiato scoring the decisive goal and La Cobra missing a final penalty.
- The broadcast was free on Luzu TV's YouTube channel and La Cobra's Kick stream and drew a peak audience reported at more than 1.5 million simultaneous viewers.
- Lineups shifted from the May meeting as Agustín Occhiato played for 412 opposite his brother Nicolás, Lucas Spadafora replaced El Trinche for Luzu TV, and 412 listed Beno SDR as coach with the goalkeeper known as Sin Guantes.
- The rematch replayed the high-scoring tone of the first match, which ended 6-6 on May 31 and was decided on penalties by Luzu TV, underscoring the rivalry that began from an on-air challenge between creators.
- Beyond the result, producers used sports-production elements and well-known commentators to turn a creator feud into a large-scale live event, a format that could reshape how digital platforms host sports entertainment.