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Deportivo Madryn

06-22 02:00

2 - 1

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Los Andes

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End 2-1

91′

N. Ortíz

F. Giacopuzzi

88′

Julian Alejandro·Navas

83′

Peter martinez

82′

tomas diaz

Matias·Gonzalez

82′

M.Gomez

Alex Nahuel Valdez Chamorro

74′

F.Recalde

72′

C. Viganoni

F. Villarreal

70′

N.Servetto

L.Silba

70′

A.Dionisio

G. Gudiño

63′

Y.Calleros

C. Machado

63′

Estanislao·Jara

N.Solis

61′

N.Solis

59′

A. Sosa

Halftime 2-1

43′

F. Villarreal

42′

Y. Bonnin

37′

F. Giacopuzzi

34′

Meli

33′

G.Cañete

31′

D. Franco

30′

S. López

22′

1-1

D.Martínez

Assist: F. Giacopuzzi

8′

M. Asenjo

6′

0-1

S. Ortíz

2′

M. Asenjo

2′

A.Gutierrez

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Match Info

Deportivo Madryn and Los Andes finished level at 0-0 in an ARG Primera Nacional fixture played on March 9, 2026. The draw at the Estadio Coliseo del Golfo saw Madryn add another point to their tally in front of their home supporters. The match overview highlights a game of few clear chances, where midfield battles took precedence over attacking flair. The key moments that did occur probably involved set-piece situations that neither side could convert, with headers flying wide or being comfortably gathered by the goalkeepers. The standout performance was likely from a central defender on either side who marshaled their back line effectively throughout the ninety minutes. This result leaves both teams in a similar league position, with the point offering a small step towards their respective season objectives. After the match, the Deportivo Madryn coach might have expressed a desire for more ambition at home, while the Los Andes manager would be pleased with a resilient away display. The starting teams featured the typical blend of youth and veteran presence common in the division.