“Adrián Balboa opens the scoring for Banfield after Tigre had already squandered two early chances through Alan Barrionuevo and Ignacio Russo.”
Pivotal“Jerónimo Dómina levels for Tigre from a corner, assisted by Santiago López, restoring parity after the early shock.”
Pivotal“Tomás Adoryán restores Banfield's lead with a goal assisted by Santiago Esquivel, coming just after a flurry of bookings and an offside call disrupted Tigre's rhythm.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Tigre dominated every metric that matters on paper - 68% possession, 23 shots to 10, and a commanding 73-36 dominance rating - yet walked away empty-handed against a Banfield side that scored with ruthless efficiency. The visitors needed just two real moments of quality: Adrián Balboa's early strike and Tomás Adoryán's 36th-minute winner, both arriving from clinical finishing while Jerónimo Dómina's equalizer was the only reward Tigre got for their relentless pressure. Banfield's goalkeeper made 5 saves to Tigre's zero, a stark illustration of how one-sided the chance creation was even as the visitors absorbed pressure and hit on the break. For Tigre, sitting in a congested mid-table position, this is a damaging result that will raise questions about their finishing touch despite 7 shots on target and a big chance missed; for Banfield, it's a statement road win built on defensive discipline (17 tackles, 12 fouls) and taking their rare opportunities when they came.
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