Brown de Adrogué lost 2-0 away to Real Pilar in round 32 of Primera B and failed to change their position near the bottom. Jorge Vivaldo's team reached a third consecutive match without victory, a sequence containing two defeats and one draw. The hosts settled the score in the first half and then managed a difference that the Tricolor never managed to reduce.
Real Pilar opened the scoring after 17 minutes through a set-piece action. A free kick delivered from the left entered the area and Valentín Gelos moved ahead of his marker at the near post. The defender connected with the ball to establish the 1-0 lead. The move showed Ariel Otermín's side turning a prepared situation into the first decisive advantage of the afternoon.
The second goal also grew from a dead-ball action and arrived as half-time approached. After 44 minutes, a corner from the left found Nahuel Pansardi's header. His finish made it 2-0 at Estadio Carlos Barraza and completed the scoring before the interval. Brown were consequently required to pursue a full comeback throughout the second half against opponents who already held control of the result.
The Adrogué side could not reverse the position after the break. The gap created during the opening 45 minutes remained in place until the end, while the available record does not support descriptions of further clear chances or statistical dominance. The central certainty is that two set pieces established the distance and Brown never found the goal required to compete again for points.
Defeat left the Tricolor third from bottom on 32 points. Only UAI Urquiza, with 28, and Ituzaingó, with 14, remain below them, while the distance from the relegation area stands at four points. Real Pilar, by contrast, reached 51. Those different positions explain why this result carried particular weight for a side requiring immediate relief from the pressure around the lower places.
Brown arrived after drawing with UAI Urquiza and hoped to turn that point into the beginning of a recovery. The 2-0 defeat interrupted that possibility and extended the negative series to three appearances. More than an isolated episode, the outcome again exposes the difficulty of sustaining a reaction: the team needed to add points away from home and returned without either a goal or a point.
The schedule now offers two matches directly connected to Brown's need to escape the bottom. They host Liniers at Estadio Lorenzo Arandilla before visiting Villa San Carlos. The immediate challenge is to improve set-piece defending and restore attacking effectiveness. Real Pilar, meanwhile, converted two precise actions into a victory that strengthened a campaign now containing 51 points and a much more stable position.
