Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata closed the regular phase of the Torneo Apertura with a solid victory in front of their audience at the Bosque. The Lobo controlled the game from start to finish and struck at the right moments to leave Argentinos Juniors without answers. The score was opened quickly at 13 minutes of the first half, when Agustín Auzmendi assisted with precision to Chelo Torres, who defined with category to put the 1-0 partial. With these three points, Gimnasia reached 26 units and finished in 6th position in Zone B. This result allows the Lobo to advance to the next instance, where they will face Vélez in the quarterfinals. Gimnasia's lineup consisted of Nelson Insfrán; Alexis Steimbach, Renzo Giampaoli, Germán Conti, Pedro Silva Torrejón; Augusto Max, Ignacio Miramón, Nicolás Barros Schelotto; Ignacio Fernández; Marcelo Torres and Agustín Auzmendi. Coach Ariel Pereyra highlighted the great collective performance of his team. As the game went on, Nacho Fernández demonstrated all his hierarchy with a great definition to stretch the lead and decree the 2-0 on the scoreboard. The game was played at the Juan Carmelo Zerillo stadium, with referee Juan Pafundi and VAR Nicolás Lamolina. Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata now focuses on their next rival, Vélez, a team that is currently in 3rd place in Zone A. The Lobo seeks to continue adding points and advancing in the tournament. So, the question is, can Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata continue their winning streak? But, for now, the Platense team celebrates their victory and prepares for the next challenge. The game against Vélez will be an exciting encounter, with two teams that seek to advance in the tournament. Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata is ready to face this challenge and demonstrate their skill on the field. The team's fans are eager to see their team in action again. And, with the support of their audience, Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata is confident that they can achieve a positive result. But, only time will tell if they can overcome the obstacles and reach their goals.