Colinas secured a 2:1 victory over Gimnasia Jujuy in the Regular Season 23 fixture of the Primera Nacional on Friday evening. The hosts took all three points despite facing a side sitting three places above them in the table. The match unfolded with moments of tension rather than sustained dominance from either opener.
L. Ortiz broke the deadlock in the forty-ninth minute to give Colinas the lead they needed. The home side had been patient in the opening half, keeping possession without forcing the issue. By then, the visitors had settled into their rhythm, though their attacking intent remained measured.
N. Toloza doubled the advantage in the seventy-seventh minute, extending what had become a comfortable cushion. Colinas had controlled the tempo through midfield, working the channels with purpose. The visitors tried to respond but found no answer in the final third.
An own goal from E. Di Fulvio in the ninety-third minute sealed the result and put the game to bed early. The visitors had pushed forward in search of a consolation, leaving space behind. Colinas held their nerve through the closing stages when cup football has its own rules.
The statistics told a story of controlled efficiency rather than overwhelming force. Colinas registered 117 attacks to 108, with possession split at 52 per cent to 48. They took eight shots on target against the visitors' two, though only two found the net.
The victory keeps Colinas in tenth place with 37 points from 28 matches, while Gimnasia Jujuy remain third on 49 points. The home side's recent form showed inconsistency, but this result closed a difficult run. The table goes out of the window in these games, but points matter in the longer view.