2 – 2
“Tomás Fagioli turned the ball into his own net to give Platense an undeserved lead, the goal coming after Ignacio Vazquez's header had been saved and Nicolas Retamar's right-footed effort was also kept out — fortune finally favouring the home side through Fagioli's misfortune.”
Pivotal“A chaotic end to the first half saw Leonardo Heredia booked for simulation and Guido Mainero cautioned for time-wasting in the same breath, signalling the frustration boiling over from both sides before the interval.”
“Juan Pablo Ludueña, who had already been booked, was involved in the build-up as Misael Aguirre drove home the equaliser — Unión finally making their superior shot count tell after Valentín Cerrudo had gone close with a header minutes earlier.”
Pivotal“Cristian Tarragona stepped up and converted the penalty to put Unión Santa Fe ahead for the first time in the match, completing a comeback from a goal down to take all three points in the closing minutes.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Platense will feel they let two points slip through their fingers at home, having led through an early own goal only to concede twice in the final quarter of an hour. Unión Santa Fe were the more direct side despite seeing less of the ball — Platense dominated possession at 56 percent and racked up 397 passes, but created zero big chances to Unión's two, exposing a team that moved the ball without truly threatening. The match turned ugly around half-time with a cluster of yellow cards for simulation, time-wasting, and fouling, setting a combative tone for a second half that was far more eventful than the first. Ludueña's equaliser and Tarragona's converted penalty completed a turnaround that will frustrate Platense, who were undone by their own inability to extend an advantage they held for nearly 50 minutes.
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