In a tightly contested encounter at the Estadio Islas Malvinas, All Boys and Los Andes played out a goalless draw in the ARG Primera Nacional on May 31, 2026. Despite both sides creating clear-cut opportunities, neither could find the back of the net in a match dominated by disciplined defending and tactical discipline.

Match Overview

The fixture saw both teams cancel each other out from the opening whistle. All Boys, playing on home soil, attempted to impose their rhythm early on, with midfielder Lucas Báez orchestrating several promising moves. However, Los Andes’ compact defensive block, led by center-back Emiliano Suárez, repelled every attack.

Los Andes nearly snatched a winner in the 78th minute when striker Juan Cruz Ríos headed just wide from a corner kick. The visitors’ best chance came from a counter-attack in the 63rd minute, but Ignacio Gómez fired straight at goalkeeper Nicolás Peralta.

Key Moments

• 23’ – All Boys’ Facundo Villalba forces a reflex save from goalkeeper Ramiro Tejada after a quick turn inside the box.
• 54’ – Los Andes break the offside trap, but Gustavo Alcaraz’s lobbed effort drifts over the crossbar.
• 80’ – A defensive mix-up between Peralta and his backline nearly gifts Los Andes a goal, but the ball is scrambled clear.

Tactical Battle

The match turned into a chess match in midfield, with both managers content to avoid risks. All Boys attempted to exploit width through overlapping full-backs, but Los Andes’ counter-pressure in the final third limited space. The visitors sat deep and looked to hit on the break, yet a lack of precision in the final pass hampered their threat.

Standout Performances

All Boys’ Emiliano Suárez was imperious at the back, winning 12 aerial duels and making six clearances. On the other side, Los Andes’ Ramiro Tejada earned the plaudits with a composed display between the posts, including a point-blank save in the 87th minute from a deflected free kick.

League Impact

The draw leaves All Boys in mid-table of the Primera Nacional standings, while Los Andes remain near the promotion play-off positions. Both teams will look for more decisive attacking output in their next outings.