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The players had the classic Argentine number system: Olguin the right back had the n°4 and Tarantini the left back, the n°3. The German commentator had probably his notes mixed up since he kept referring to Tarantini as "Olguin".
Thank you for pointing it out. You're absolutely right, Olguín was usually the right back in this team, #4, while Tarantini was usually the left back, #3,
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Excelente gracias!