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End 2-1
92′
J.Juárez
84′
Aarón Spetale
82′
G.Rodríguez
79′
G. Carabajal
Nicolas Eduardo·Castro
78′
lucas romeo
J.Novillo
78′
N. Colazo
A. Batista
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N. Gallardo
71′
M. Fernández
T. Ortega
71′
S. Rodriguez
M.Vallejos
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J.Juárez
L. Arfaraz
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anibal paz
V. Salazar
63′
G.Rodríguez
M. García
58′
Gabriel Alejandro Vázquez
J.yangali
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D.Diellos
A.Graneros
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J.yangali
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M. García
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E.Parnisari
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Á.Veliez
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Aarón Spetale
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G. Rodriguez
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Nicolas Eduardo·Castro
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Match Info

Quilmes vs San Martin Tucuman: Quilmes Secure 2-1 Home Win in Primera Nacional

Quilmes claimed a valuable 2-1 victory over San Martin Tucuman in the ARG Primera Nacional on October 25, 2026, using a second-half winner to take all three points at the Estadio Centenario. Federico González opened the scoring for the hosts, Juan Rojas equalised for San Martin, and Tomás Blanco struck the decisive goal late in the second half.

The result gives Quilmes a timely boost in the Primera Nacional standings and reinforces their push toward the promotion places. For San Martin Tucuman, it was a frustrating evening: the visitors competed well for long spells but were undone by Quilmes’ intensity and a clinical finish in the final quarter of the match.

Match Overview

Quilmes set the tone from the opening whistle, pressing high and forcing San Martin into hurried clearances. The home side’s midfield kept the ball moving quickly, and the breakthrough arrived in the 18th minute when González collected a loose ball near the edge of the box and guided a low finish into the bottom corner.

San Martin responded with a more direct approach. Their equaliser came in the 52nd minute from a set piece, with Rojas rising highest at the far post to head home a corner. That goal briefly shifted the momentum, but Quilmes regrouped and introduced fresh legs from the bench. The winning moment arrived in the 78th minute when Blanco combined with a teammate on the edge of the area before slotting a composed finish past the goalkeeper.

Key Moments

  • 18' – Quilmes 1-0: Federico González finishes low after a high turnover.
  • 52' – Quilmes 1-1: Juan Rojas heads in from a corner for San Martin.
  • 64' – Important save: Quilmes goalkeeper denies San Martin a second with a strong stop.
  • 78' – Quilmes 2-1: Tomás Blanco scores the winner after a neat exchange.
  • 90+4' – Late block: Quilmes defenders throw themselves in front of a final San Martin effort.

Tactical Story

Quilmes lined up with an aggressive 4-2-3-1 shape, looking to win the ball back quickly in San Martin’s half. Their wide players stayed high, stretching the visitors’ back line and creating space for late runs into the box. That approach worked especially well in the first half, when San Martin struggled to play through the first line of pressure.

San Martin’s best moments came from direct play and set pieces. They targeted the channels and tried to win second balls around the Quilmes penalty area, and their equaliser showed why they remained dangerous despite seeing less possession. In the end, though, Quilmes’ control in midfield and their ability to change the tempo from the bench proved decisive.

Standout Players

González was central to Quilmes’ attacking play, not only for his goal but also for his movement between the lines. Blanco made the difference after coming on, adding energy and composure in the final third. At the back, Quilmes’ goalkeeper produced a key save at 1-1, while Rojas was San Martin’s most prominent threat and deserved his goal.

What the Result Means

Quilmes move into a stronger position in the Primera Nacional table, with the win giving them momentum in the race for promotion playoff spots. The team’s home form is becoming a serious asset, and the manner of the victory will please the coaching staff. San Martin Tucuman, meanwhile, remain within striking distance of the teams above them but will need to turn competitive away performances into points. The head-to-head record now leans toward Quilmes, and the reverse fixture will carry added importance later in the campaign.