The Tatengue fell short at home: lost 81-74, stays near bottom | OneFootball

Unión suffered a tough defeat this Wednesday, falling at home to Ferro. With this 74-81 loss, the Tate remains stuck in the relegation zone spots, needing urgent wins to avoid the play-out.

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The game was largely controlled by the visitors, who had Martin Cabrera as their standout player with 17 points and 10 assists. Ferro’s point guard led Oeste’s offense during the 35 minutes he was on the court, well supported by Jonatan Torresi (14 points) and the efficiency of Emiliano Basabe and Facundo Piñero, who contributed 13 points each. Unión battled hard but showed defensive inconsistencies that kept them from turning the score around in the final quarter.

With only a few games left before the end, the standings show Unión in a critical situation, sitting in second-to-last place. The team is currently in 19th place, only above Argentino de Junín, which for now would force them to play in the relegation series. Ferro, meanwhile, moved up in the standings and is now hoping to break into the reclassification zone after this key road win.

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