Three. That's right, three goals in the last five matches is the number Newell's Old Boys has conceded recently. This is a testament to the team's renewed focus on defense, a strategy that has borne fruit in the league and filled fans with optimism. The change began under the new coach, who has implemented a method based on defensive cohesion and discipline.

Defensive structure: It is common to see G. Arias communicating with his defensive line; this routine has become essential for the team's success. With the support of players like B. Cabrera and Lucas Baños, the team has not only become more solid but also smarter in transitions. The high pressure they exert helps generate errors from opponents, allowing them to position themselves to win the ball back quickly.

Despite some ups and downs, the defense has shown remarkable growth. In the last match against Independiente, under cool temperatures at Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, the lineup stood firm, thwarting several opposing attacks. Their ability to anticipate opponent movements has become their hallmark.

Analysis of the next phase: Newell's Old Boys must urgently sustain this solidity against the uncertain challenges ahead. The seriousness of defensive work is crucial; any weakness could cost vital points in the league. Fans hope that this approach not only persists but is reinforced with future signings in the market.