Tigre 0-0 Barracas Central as 14 shots fail to produce a goal

Tigre 0-0 Barracas Central: the Liga Profesional Argentina match ended in a draw at Estadio Jose Dellagiovanna, Buenos Aires. Neither side found a goal in the Clausura - 7 fixture, with Barracas Central creating more attempts but Tigre holding a slight possession advantage.

Few clear chances in a goalless game

Barracas Central recorded 14 total shots to Tigre’s six and also led 2-1 in shots on target. The visitors produced six attempts from inside the box, compared with three for Tigre, while their expected-goals figure was also higher at 0.56 to 0.27. Tigre’s goalkeeper made two saves and Barracas Central’s made one, but neither team generated the decisive opening.

Tigre had 51% possession and completed 392 passes, slightly more than Barracas Central’s 379. However, Barracas Central had the better passing accuracy, completing 77% compared with Tigre’s 74%, and also led the corner count 5-3. The statistics therefore showed a contest in which Tigre had marginally more of the ball, while Barracas Central was more productive when attacking.

Second-half changes and discipline

Barracas Central made the first adjustment at half-time, with J. Candia replacing F. Bruera in the 46th minute. D. Miloc and N. Demartini were booked in the 47th and 48th minutes respectively, adding an early disciplinary note to the second half. Tigre then introduced B. Leyes for M. Garay at 65 minutes, while Barracas Central replaced D. Martinez with R. Barrios in the same minute.

Tigre made further changes as S. Lopez replaced T. Serrago and J. Saralegui made way for I. Subiabre in the 69th minute, followed by A. Oviedo replacing M. Mendez at 78 minutes. The final cards arrived in the 90th minute, when Barracas Central’s G. Maroni and Tigre’s I. Subiabre were cautioned. There were no goal scorers to report, and the late substitutions did not alter the score.

Table impact and standout performer

Tigre entered the round fifth in Clausura Group B with 11 points from six matches, while Barracas Central was 10th with nine points from six. This draw adds one point to each team’s total after the seventh round, leaving Tigre on 12 and Barracas Central on 10. Tigre’s recent sequence had included wins and draws alongside losses, while Barracas Central arrived after a loss in its most recent listed result.

Kevin Jappert was the standout performer, earning a match rating of 7.9 for Barracas Central after playing 94 minutes and making three tackles. Valentín Moreno was Tigre’s highest-rated player at 7.3, but the final score remained 0-0.