Agropecuario closed their Primera Nacional season with a 2-1 victory over Almagro at the Ofelia Rosenzuaig stadium. No immediate qualification was at stake because the Carlos Casares side had secured survival and fallen out of playoff contention. Even so, the result allowed them to say goodbye to their supporters with a competitive response rather than an empty formality.
The opening supported that intention. Before ten minutes, Alejandro Gagliardi received room to shoot and broke the deadlock. The striker ended the campaign as the Sojero's attacking reference and scored again in the final appearance. The early advantage allowed Agropecuario to control rhythm and territory, although they could not reach half-time without complications.
Almagro equalised near the interval through Joel Orlando. The 1-1 punished the hosts for failing to turn their superior start into a wider difference and changed the half-time conversation. Agropecuario's test was no longer to manage a comfortable farewell; it was to recover initiative after conceding at a psychologically sensitive moment.
Gabriel Gómez intervened from the bench by introducing Rodrigo Mosqueira. The change renewed energy in the second half and helped the team return to attacking areas. After 17 minutes, Juan Cruz Vega scored the decisive 2-1. His goal confirmed the strong second half of the season produced by a footballer who gained prominence when the campaign demanded answers.
The finale does not change the overall assessment, but it makes it more balanced. Agropecuario finished 12th on 46 points, five behind the last playoff qualifier. That gap is short enough to identify individual matches that could have altered their destination, yet it also expresses lasting inconsistency: promotion contenders must sustain performance rather than depend on a late recovery.
Secured survival provides a foundation, not a complete objective. The club must decide whether Gabriel Gómez continues, which senior figures remain and where greater production is needed. Gagliardi and Vega supplied a positive signal in the final match, while the substitutes demonstrated that the squad contained resources. The challenge is converting individual moments into stable function throughout the next calendar.
Almagro left Carlos Casares without points, and Agropecuario shared one final celebration with their followers. Pre-season will begin with a concrete conclusion: five points separated the team from the decisive stage. That margin can guide recruitment and preparation, provided the closing victory does not conceal earlier weaknesses and frustration does not discard the elements that worked.
