Chaco For Ever secured a 2-0 victory over Deportivo Moron in the Primera Nacional's regular season round 23 on Saturday evening. The home side moved further from trouble while the visitors saw their winning streak come to an abrupt halt.
M. S. Romero gave Deportivo Moron hope from the spot in the 58th minute, but the story took a turn moments later when his teammate missed a second penalty in the same minute. And here's the thing — the away side had the run of play in the opening half yet failed to test the goalkeeper properly.
Chaco For Ever finally broke through in the 83rd minute through M. Diaz Chaves, capitalising on tired legs and a game that had been drifting apart. The visitors had conceded four yellow cards by then, suggesting frustration was mounting.
The match statistics tell a clearer story than the scoreboard alone. Chaco For Ever registered 144 attacks compared to Deportivo Moron's 107, and while the visitors enjoyed 45 per cent possession, they managed zero shots on target. To be fair, possession without penetration is just passing in circles.
Deportivo Moron sit second in the table with 52 points from 28 games, eight clear of the pack. Chaco For Ever remain 11th with 32 points. This result does not change positions, but it does chip away at the visitors' momentum after five consecutive wins.