“Nicolás Fernández converts a Ramiro Hernandes assist to give Belgrano the lead after a period of sustained pressure.”
Pivotal“Jordy Caicedo pounces to equalize for Huracán after Lucas Passerini's shot is blocked and the ball breaks kindly, assisted by Cesar Ibanez.”
Pivotal“Jordy Caicedo picks up a late yellow card for a foul as tensions rise in the closing stages.”
Outstanding performance

Belgrano controlled this match from start to finish, doubling Huracán's shot count and dominating possession, dangerous attacks, and big chances created, yet found themselves held to a draw. Nicolás Fernández finally broke through in the 61st minute, converting a Ramiro Hernandes assist to reward the home side's pressure, but Belgrano's profligacy in front of goal - four big chances missed - left the door open. Huracán, second best for most of the night with just seven shots to Belgrano's twenty, made their limited opportunities count when Jordy Caicedo struck in the 84th minute off a Cesar Ibanez assist following a blocked Lucas Passerini effort. For Belgrano, it's a frustrating missed opportunity given their control of the game; for Huracán, escaping with a point on the road against a side that dominated 70-43 in overall control will feel like a significant result for morale.
How entertaining was this match?
Belgrano host Huracán at the Gigante de Alberdi looking to snap a three-game winless run, while Huracán arrive mid-table but full of grit after a run of tight results. Expect a cagey, low-scoring derby with home advantage tilting the scales.