At the heart of Newell's Old Boys' performances in the League lies a well-defined tactical approach. Since the start of the season, the coach has implemented a playing style that emphasizes defensive cohesion and quick transitions into attack. The current lineup highlights the importance of the midfield, where M. Esponda and Valentino Acuña play crucial roles.

Newell's Old Boys has adopted a 4-2-3-1 system that allows for greater control in the center of the pitch. This formation not only provides a solid defensive base but also opens channels for creativity. M. Esponda, with his ability to distribute the ball, has been key in connecting the defense to the attack. Meanwhile, Acuña brings dynamism and connection between lines.

The result is a fluid game that often surprises adversaries. A significant statistic backs this: Newell's Old Boys has recorded an average possession of 60% in their recent matches, reflecting their controlled approach. The team knows how to reach the opponent's area with effective combined attacks, resulting in several scoring opportunities.

However, the true key to their success lies in defense. With G. Arias in goal, the team has managed to keep a total of three clean sheets in their last matches. This balance between attack and defense solidifies their chances in the League as the weeks unfold.