Every team aspiring to be competitive in the Argentine league must have a solid tactical approach. Huracán has shown that their tactical discipline is yielding results this season. Under the guidance of the coaching staff, El Globo has found their balance and begun to ascend the league table.

The 4-4-2 system has been the foundation upon which Huracán has built its philosophy. The defensive line, led by C. Ibáñez, provides a solid platform from which the team can attack. In midfield, L. Blondel and Luca Babino are essential, moving fluidly between defense and attack, allowing Ó. Cortés to exploit spaces left by opposing defenders.

Huracán's play is characterized by its patience. Rather than rushing, players seek the right moment to attack. During a recent match against Gimnasia, the team showed great ability to maintain possession, waiting for the opponent's error. The result was a goal that came from a quick counterattack in the second half.

"We feel confident in this system and believe in our tactics," the coach commented after the match. With the consistency of their playing style, Huracán now presents itself as a feared opponent in the league, and the upcoming matches will be crucial in defining their fate this season.