Newell's Old Boys' methods have evolved significantly this season. Since the coach took charge, the team has adopted a more offensive approach that is clearly reflected in their performances. They have shifted from a defensive system to a more balanced one that seeks to maximize the potential of players like M. Cóccaro and J. Amadio.

Recent matches have shown a clear intent to maintain ball possession, as seen in their game against Vélez Sarsfield, where Newell's Old Boys dominated the majority of the match. The statistics are revealing: in that game, the team held 63% possession, generating numerous goal opportunities. The quick transition between defense and attack has been efficient, leaving opponents with few options.

The use of combined attacking has allowed the team to appear more cohesive. With players like M. Esponda in the midfield, the play flows, creating more space for forwards to maneuver. Quick combinations and positional changes have left opposing defenses bewildered. This playing style promises performance in the second half of the season.

However, despite the successes, there have also been moments of defensive disorganization. While the team has made clear its intent to be more offensive, the balance between defense and attack remains a work in progress. Fans eagerly await seeing how the tactical evolution of Newell's Old Boys continues throughout the season.