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Club Atletico Guemes
Temperley
Attacks
99
112
Dangerous Attacks
60
98
Ball Possession
42
58
On Target
2
3
Off Target
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End 2-2
86′
2-2
S. Farrera
Assist: Ivan Ezequiel·Ortigoza
77′
R. Silisque
M.Gerez
77′
M.Gerez
77′
Ivan Ezequiel·Ortigoza
B.Gerez
74′
I.Iriarte
L.Angelini
68′
M. Calzón
67′
B.Gerez
S.Sala
63′
M. Calzón
N. Ávalos
63′
F.Luciano·Nieto
lucas richarte
62′
A. Melo
61′
David veliz
J. Carranza
54′
F. Brandan
f.benitez
54′
A. Melo
P.Souto
48′
S.Sala
46′
A. González
45′
S. Farrera
g.pugliese
Halftime 0-2
44′
0-2
G. Hauche
Assist: F.Krüger
34′
Franco·Diaz
10′
N. Ávalos
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Match Info

Club Atletico Guemes and Temperley played out an entertaining 2-2 draw in Argentina’s Primera Nacional on November 1, 2026, with both sides trading blows in a match that remained open until the final whistle.

Guemes and Temperley each had spells of control, and the four-goal scoreline reflected the ebb and flow of a contest that was never short of urgency. Guemes twice threatened to pull away, but Temperley’s persistence earned them a share of the points.

Match overview

The home side started brightly, pressing high and forcing Temperley into early defensive work. Guemes opened the scoring through a well-worked attacking move, but Temperley responded before half-time with an equalizer that changed the mood of the match. After the break, Guemes regained the lead, only for Temperley to fight back once more and level the score late on.

The draw was a fair reflection of a match in which both teams created chances. Guemes looked dangerous when they attacked quickly, while Temperley grew into the game and showed character to respond twice on away turf.

Key moments

  • Guemes opener: The home side struck first after building pressure and finding space in the penalty area.
  • Temperley equalizer: The visitors responded before the break, capitalizing on a quick transition.
  • Guemes retake the lead: Early in the second half, Guemes restored their advantage with a confident finish.
  • Late drama: Temperley found a second equalizer to secure a point and deny Guemes a home victory.

Tactical story

Guemes’s high press caused problems early, forcing Temperley into hurried clearances and giving the home side repeated attacking opportunities. However, Temperley adjusted well, finding more space in midfield and using direct runs to stretch the Guemes defense.

As the match progressed, the game became more transitional. Both teams committed numbers forward, and the midfield battle opened up. Guemes’s attacking intent left them vulnerable to counters, and Temperley took advantage with their equalizers. The home side will be frustrated by their failure to hold the lead, while Temperley will value the resilience shown in coming from behind twice.

Standout performers

Guemes’s forwards caused consistent problems with their movement and link-up play, while the midfield worked hard to sustain pressure. Temperley’s attacking players were equally influential, particularly in transition, and their goalkeeper made important saves to keep the visitors within reach.

Both defenses had difficult afternoons, but the match was defined by the attacking quality on display. The four goals came from different phases of play, underlining how open the contest became after the initial tactical battle.

Season impact

In the Primera Nacional, every point matters in the race for promotion and playoff positioning. Guemes will see this as two points dropped after leading twice, while Temperley will view the draw as a valuable away result. The shared points keep both teams in the thick of the competitive Argentine second tier, where consistency will be crucial over the coming weeks.

Match facts: ARG Primera Nacional — Club Atletico Guemes 2, Temperley 2 — Estadio Arturo Miranda, Santiago del Estero — November 1, 2026.