“Dardo Miloc booked for dissent after a heated argument on the pitch, reflecting the frustration building as chances went begging.”
“Nicolás Demartini cautioned for a foul moments after Miloc's booking, adding to the second-half niggle.”
Outstanding performance

Barracas Central edged the underlying numbers, out-shooting Tigre 13-6 and forcing more corners, but neither side could turn control into a breakthrough. Tigre held their own defensively despite conceding the majority of possession battles in dangerous areas, with just two saves required to keep a clean sheet against a side that created 33 dangerous attacks. The game came alive after the break as both managers rang the changes, five substitutions apiece reshaping the contest, but the flurry of fresh legs produced urgency without cutting edge. For two sides in the mid-table mire, a point apiece does little to change their trajectory, though Barracas Central will feel they should have found a way to make their territorial edge count.
How entertaining was this match?
Tigre welcome Barracas Central to the José Dellagiovanna riding decent home form and a recent win over Central Córdoba, while Barracas try to bounce back after a Copa Argentina exit. Neither side is fighting for major stakes right now, but pride and mid-table positioning are on the line in this Buenos Aires derby.