Sportivo Dock Sud 1–1 Talleres Remedios de Escalada
Argentine Group B Tebolidun League – Round 12
June 14, 2026 – A hard‑fought encounter at the Estadio de los Inmigrantes ended all square as Sportivo Dock Sud and Talleres Remedios de Escalada shared the spoils in a 1‑1 draw, keeping both sides in the upper half of the Group B standings.

Match Narrative

The first half was a tense midfield battle with few clear chances. Dock Sud’s compact 4‑4‑2 frustrated Talleres, who struggled to find rhythm through the middle. The deadlock was broken in the 39th minute when home striker Lautaro Romero turned sharply on the edge of the box and fired a low drive into the bottom corner, giving the hosts a deserved lead at the break.

Talleres emerged with renewed energy in the second half. Manager Carlos Giles made an early change, introducing pacey winger Matías Acuña, who immediately stretched the Dock Sud defence. The equaliser arrived in the 64th minute: a long ball over the top caught the home backline flat, and Gonzalo Ferreyra calmly lifted the ball over the advancing goalkeeper for his fifth goal of the campaign.

Tactical Battle and Chances

Both teams had opportunities to snatch a winner. Dock Sud’s Tomás Sosa hit the crossbar from a free‑kick in the 78th minute, while Talleres’ Emiliano Quinteros saw his close‑range header saved brilliantly by goalkeeper Francisco López with ten minutes to play. In the end, a draw was a fair reflection of a closely contested match.

Standings Implications

The point moves Dock Sud to 19 points, keeping them in fourth place, while Talleres climb to 17 points in sixth. The tight nature of Group B means neither side can afford to drop many points if they hope to challenge leaders Colegiales, who sit four points clear at the top.

• Sportivo Dock Sud – Unbeaten in their last three home matches (W2 D1).
• Talleres Rem de Escalada – Have drawn three of their last four away games, showing resilience but lacking a cutting edge.
• Next fixtures – Dock Sud visit Deportivo Merlo; Talleres host Liniers in a crucial mid‑table clash.