2 – 3
“Agustín Módica opened the scoring for Mendoza with a composed finish, giving the visitors an early lead against the run of play in what was already becoming a one-sided territorial contest.”
Pivotal“Módica doubled Mendoza's lead just before the break, finishing a move that came after Nicolas Schelotto had a shot blocked and Facundo Lencioni dragged an effort wide — La Plata's wastefulness punished for the second time.”
Pivotal“Maximiliano Zalazar, introduced as a half-time substitute, levelled at 2-2 with a right-footed finish assisted by fellow substitute Lucas Janson — La Plata's triple change having transformed the match and briefly threatened to complete a stunning comeback.”
Pivotal“Módica completed his hat-trick to restore Mendoza's lead just 14 minutes after La Plata had drawn level — shattering the home side's momentum and ultimately proving the match-winning moment as La Plata's frantic late changes failed to find an equaliser.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Gimnasia y Esgrima Mendoza pulled off a notable away victory at Gimnasia La Plata, with Agustín Módica delivering a hat-trick that belied just about every statistic on the board. La Plata dominated proceedings with 57% possession, 54 dangerous attacks to Mendoza's 18, and six corners to one — yet found themselves beaten 3-2 by a ruthlessly clinical visiting side who converted three of their six shots on target. The match's pivotal narrative was written in the second half: La Plata roared back from 0-2 down through quick-fire goals from Auzmendi and substitute Zalazar to level by the 62nd minute, only for Módica to break their hearts at 76' with his third. The result carries real significance in the context of the title race — Mendoza arrive in the upper reaches of the standings and this road win only reinforces their credentials, while La Plata are left to rue a dominant performance that ultimately counted for nothing.
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