4 – 3
“José Florentín capitalizes on a corner to make it 2-1, assisted by Gonzalo Ríos, restoring Rivadavia's cushion after Aldosivi had just equalized.”
Pivotal“A VAR review awards Rivadavia a penalty after a foul on Florentín, and Alex Arce converts calmly to send the hosts in 3-1 up at the break.”
Pivotal“Lucas Castro pulls one back for Aldosivi, finishing off a Tomás Fernández assist to make it 3-2 and reignite the visitors' hopes.”
“Alex Arce grabs his second of the match, finishing from Matías Fernández's assist to put Rivadavia back in command at 4-2.”
Pivotal“Joaquín Pombo scores deep into stoppage time to make it 4-3, setting up a frantic, nervy finish for the hosts.”
Outstanding performance

Independiente Rivadavia raced into control with three goals inside the opening 19 minutes before adding a penalty right on half-time, built largely on quick counters from Gonzalo Ríos and José Florentín and finished off by Alex Arce's clinical touch. Aldosivi refused to fold, though, with Tomás Fernández a constant thorn and Lucas Castro halving the deficit early in the second half, while Joaquín Pombo's stoppage-time strike set up a nervous finish. The visitors were arguably the busier side territorially — dominating the corner count 7-2 and out-shooting the hosts 25-15 — but Rivadavia's efficiency in front of goal, and their superior passing accuracy at 78%, proved decisive. This result nudges Rivadavia forward in a tightly-packed table, while Aldosivi will rue their profligacy despite creating enough to have taken something from the game.
How entertaining was this match?
Independiente Rivadavia return home to Estadio Bautista Gargantini looking to shake off a defeat to River Plate, facing an Aldosivi side that snapped a losing skid but still sits deep in the table. With home advantage and a much healthier league position, the hosts are clear favorites in this Clausura clash.