Stalemate in Primera Nacional: Agropecuario Argentino Holds Temperley at Bay

The afternoon sun cast long shadows over Estadio Ofelia Rosenzuaig on August 3, 2025. Agropecuario Argentino faced off against Temperley in what promised to be a pivotal clash in the Primera Nacional's Zone B. The stakes were high, but the goals were absent. A 0-0 draw was the story, with defenses shining while the attacks faltered.

Enzo Aguirre was a wall. His defensive prowess earned him the title of the match's best player. Agropecuario, under the watchful eye of coach Adrián Adrover, lined up in a resolute 3-5-2 formation. Meanwhile, Rubén Forestello's Temperley countered with a 4-5-1 setup, signaling a tactical chess match.

Both teams had their moments, but it was the defenders who stole the spotlight. Agustín Lamosa was a fortress for Temperley. On the other side, Luciano Acosta kept a clean sheet, thanks to the solid wall formed by Matías Molina, Juan Ignacio Sills, and Facundo Sánchez.

The midfielders battled fiercely. Rodrigo Mosqueira and Damián Lemos tried to pierce through Temperley's lines, while Nicolás Sánchez and Milton Ramos sought creative openings. But it was not to be. Upfront, Alejandro Melo and Alejandro Gagliardi—the latter boasting an impressive 12 goals in 22 matches—found themselves stifled.

The draw left Agropecuario in 10th place, a mixed season of 8 wins, 8 draws, and 9 losses continuing its narrative. Adrover remains at the helm with a win percentage of about 34.4% over 32 matches. Yet, as the clock ticked down, the question lingered: Can Agropecuario find the spark to climb the standings in the remaining fixtures?