Unión’s home and away form: a tale of two teams | OneFootball

Unión's season in the Clausura Tournament presents a marked contrast: while Leonardo Madelón's team appears solid and effective as a visitor, their performance at the 15th of April stadium fails to reflect the same assertiveness.

Away from Santa Fe, Tate is one of the most effective teams in the tournament. With three wins, one draw, and a single loss, the team has accumulated 10 points out of a possible 15, achieving an efficiency of 66.6% and a goal difference of +6. This streak shows that Unión knows how to handle matches away from their stadium, find spaces, and capitalize on their opportunities, establishing themselves among the most consistent teams when playing away, only behind Barracas Central, which has three wins and two draws.

Moderation at Home

On the other hand, at the 15th of April, the scenario is different. Unión remains undefeated, but the results speak of a lack of assertiveness: three consecutive draws and a single victory, recorded on the first match against Estudiantes. In four matches, the team harvested 6 out of 12 possible points, with an efficiency of 50% and a goal difference of just +1, reflecting the difficulty to clearly impose themselves in their own stadium.

A Contrast that Questions

Thus, the tatengue team shows a duality of performance: away from home, they seize opportunities, make a difference, and become strong; in Santa Fe, they maintain defensive solidity but lack the same offensive assertiveness that characterizes them on the road.

This contrast will be a key point to observe in the upcoming matches, especially if Unión wants to continue consolidating their position at the top of Zone A and maintain their leadership with authority.

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