Belgrano and Talleres share the spoils in a tight Clásico | OneFootball

On an afternoon where tension overshadowed football, Belgrano and Talleres drew 0-0 at the Gigante de Alberdi for the 11th round of the 2026 Apertura Tournament. The match, held at the Julio César Villagra stadium, lacked brilliance and left both teams wanting more after creating few dangerous situations.

Little Brilliance and Many Precautions

The first half was a reflection of mutual respect and fear of making mistakes. The clearest chance for Ricardo Zielinski's team came at the 20-minute mark when Lucas Passerini attempted a diagonal run that was blocked just in time by Santiago Fernández. Only towards the end of the half did a misdirected header from Passerini, following a cross from Alcides Benítez, once again trouble the visitors.

On the side of the "T", now under the management of Carlos Tévez, attempts were isolated, with a long-range shot from Matías Catalán standing out as it went over the crossbar.

Baroni Had the Clearest Chance for the "T"

In the second half, the game opened up slightly. The "Pirate" quickly warned with a combination between Zelarayán and Rigoni, but the winger's shot lacked accuracy. However, the clearest play of the match was at the feet of Giovanni Baroni: at 12 minutes, after a pivot from Ronaldo Martínez, the young player opened his left foot and his shot kissed the right post of Thiago Cardozo.

Standings and What's Next

With this point, Belgrano remains second in Zone B with 19 points, while Talleres is fourth in Zone A with 15 points, staying in qualifying positions.

The schedule for the next round will be demanding for both, on Saturday, March 21:

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