Chaaco For Ever secured a comprehensive 3-0 victory over San Miguel in the Primera Nacional's 21st round on Tuesday evening. The result moved the hosts six points clear of their visitors, who remain in 14th place with 29 points. By then, the home side had already climbed to 12th position after their 27th game of the campaign.
The opening goal arrived in the 59th minute when M. S. Romero converted a penalty. To be fair, the incident followed a yellow card for San Miguel's B. Nievas in the 62nd minute, though the booking came after the spot-kick. And here's the thing about these matches — one moment shifts everything.
M. Diaz Chaves doubled the advantage in the 65th minute with a clinical finish. He would later pick up a yellow card himself in the 68th minute, but that hardly mattered given the cushion. The visitors struggled to find any foothold in the game, with substitutions bringing fresh legs to both sides throughout the second half.
B. Nievas added a third goal for the hosts in the 89th minute, capping off a dominant performance. L. Pruzzo received a late yellow card for San Miguel in the 85th minute, but the result was never in doubt by then. The visitors had already seen their recent form — a 1-2 defeat to Colon Santa Fe followed by losses to Racing de Cordoba and San Telmo — come back to haunt them.
The statistics show zero across the board for both teams, which suggests incomplete data collection for this fixture. What matters is the result itself: Chaaco For Ever now sit on 32 points while San Miguel remain on 29 despite their earlier resilience through the season.