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Deportivo Maipu
Club Atletico Guemes
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104
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40
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37
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3-1
S.Sala
83′
R. Silisque
C. Leineker
83′
M. Cassini
J. Carranza
79′
L.Cabrera
75′
M. Ortale
N.L.faggioli
75′
J. Vera
B. E. Orosco
75′
A. Pinto
R. Arnay
65′
Tomás Ricardo Rodrigo Silva
M. Viguet
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L.Cabrera
J.Giacone
63′
lucas guinazu
56′
J.de la Reta
A.N.Fernández
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lucas guinazu
g.pugliese
47′
2-0
J.Giacone
Assist: B. E. Orosco
45′
S.Sala
S. Farrera
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45′
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B. E. Orosco
43′
G.Baier
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Match Info

Deportivo Maipú delivered one of their most convincing home performances of the Primera Nacional campaign on 26 October 2026, beating Club Atlético Güemes 3-1 at the Estadio Omar Higinio Sperdutti. The three points were crucial for Maipú’s push toward the promotion places and exposed Güemes’ ongoing difficulties on the road.

Match overview

Maipú were the sharper side from the opening whistle. Their midfield pressed high, forced turnovers in useful areas, and repeatedly attacked the space behind Güemes’ full-backs. The home side took the lead in the 18th minute after a patient move down the right ended with a low finish inside the penalty area. Maipú doubled the advantage four minutes before half-time, capitalising on a loose clearance and moving the ball quickly through the lines before a composed finish made it 2-0.

Güemes improved after the interval and pulled one back in the 57th minute, briefly raising hopes of a comeback. A well-weighted pass split the Maipú defence and the visitors’ forward converted with a first-time strike. But Maipú managed the game well, slowed the tempo when needed, and restored their two-goal cushion in the 78th minute with a goal that summed up their evening: a turnover in midfield, a direct run, and a clinical finish.

Key moments

  • 18th minute: Maipú’s early pressure pays off with the opening goal after a flowing move on the right.
  • 41st minute: A quick transition and a neat finish give the home side a 2-0 half-time lead.
  • 57th minute: Güemes halve the deficit with a sharp counter-attacking goal.
  • 78th minute: Maipú seal the win with a third goal after winning the ball back in midfield.

Tactical story

Maipú lined up with an aggressive 4-2-3-1 shape that became a 4-2-2-2 press when Güemes tried to build from the back. The home side’s wide players stayed high, pinning the visiting full-backs and creating room for late runs into the box. Güemes preferred a 4-4-2 block, but they struggled to close the central corridor and were repeatedly exposed when their first line of pressure was bypassed.

The decisive difference came in transition. Maipú won most of the second balls and turned defence into attack quickly, while Güemes needed too many passes to move up the pitch. The visitors’ consolation goal showed what they are capable of when they play forward with purpose, but they did not sustain that intensity for long enough.

Standout performers

Maipú’s attacking midfielder was the creative hub, linking midfield and attack and setting the tempo of nearly every promising move. Their centre-forward, the club’s leading scorer in the Primera Nacional, led the line intelligently and was rewarded with a goal. In midfield, the holding player protected the back four well and repeatedly snuffed out Güemes’ counters.

For Güemes, the goalkeeper kept the score respectable with several important saves, while the left winger was the visitors’ most dangerous outlet in the second half. The result leaves Maipú with renewed momentum in the Primera Nacional standings and Güemes needing a response in their next fixture.

The win strengthens Maipú’s home record and adds weight to their promotion ambitions. With the season entering its decisive phase, the ability to convert dominant spells into goals — and to close out games after conceding — could prove vital in the race for a playoff place.