Aldosivi 0-0 Tigre | Liga Profesional de Fútbol | August 15, 2026

Result Summary

A hard-fought stalemate at Mar del Plata saw Aldosivi and Tigre cancel each other out in a goalless draw. Despite a combined 34 shots on the night, neither side could find the net, leaving both coaches Israel Alejandro Damonte and Bruno Sebastián Martelotto to reflect on a point apiece from an ultimately frustrating afternoon.

Match Analysis

Aldosivi were the more industrious attacking force on paper, registering 21 total shots compared to Tigre's 13, and generating 14 key passes against their opponents' nine. However, clinical finishing was absent throughout — the hosts could only convert that volume of attacking intent into four shots on target, a deeply inefficient return that ultimately tells the story of their afternoon.

Tigre, meanwhile, enjoyed the lion's share of possession at 54% and produced more attacks overall (104 to Aldosivi's 90), yet similarly struggled to trouble the goalkeeper when it mattered, managing just two shots on target from 13 attempts. Their 79% successful pass percentage — comfortably above Aldosivi's 69% — illustrated their composure in build-up play, though it rarely translated into genuine danger in the final third.

Discipline was a recurring theme. Felipe Anso and Leonardo Germán Sigali both received yellow cards for Aldosivi in the first half — at the 23rd and 31st minutes respectively — placing the home side under some early pressure. Tigre's Santiago López Grobin was cautioned just before the break, and matters escalated for the visitors when Gonzalo Requena picked up back-to-back bookings in the 76th and 78th minutes, resulting in a red card that left Tigre with ten men for the final stages. Despite the numerical advantage, Aldosivi were unable to capitalise during those closing moments.

Coach Damonte made a bold triple substitution at the 69th minute, introducing Andrés Eliseo Chávez, Bautista Dadín, and Martín Adolfo García in an attempt to inject fresh energy into his side. Nicolás Cordero and Federico Laurelli followed later, though none of the changes produced the breakthrough Aldosivi so desperately sought. Martelotto similarly rotated heavily, with Ian Martin Subiabre, Jalil Juan José Elías, Tiago Serrago, and Juan Villalba all introduced as Tigre attempted to manage the game.

Aldosivi's seven corners and Tigre's nine further underline how both sides probed repeatedly without finding a decisive moment. The hosts also struggled with discipline in possession, committing 12 fouls and going offside four times, disrupting their own rhythm on multiple occasions.

Prediction Review

Our pre-match forecast leaned toward a Tigre victory at 40% probability, with a draw assigned 33% and an Aldosivi win at 27%. The actual 0-0 result means the prediction was incorrect, though the draw outcome was our second-most likely scenario. With a confidence level of just 56/100, the model appropriately flagged uncertainty in this fixture — and rightly so, given how evenly matched both sides proved to be across most statistical categories.

Key Takeaways

• Aldosivi generated volume but lacked efficiency, firing 21 shots for just four on target — a conversion rate that cannot yield results consistently.
• Tigre's superior possession failed to produce clear-cut chances, with only two shots on target from 13 attempts.
• Requena's double yellow card was arguably the defining moment of the second half, yet Aldosivi could not exploit the advantage.
• A draw that neither side will be entirely satisfied with, though both pick up a point in what remains a competitive Liga Profesional campaign.