Three clean sheets in the last five matches, this statistic speaks volumes about Huracán's defensive setup. Under the guidance of their coaching staff, the team has embraced a more cohesive approach to defending. The defenders work in unison, complemented by the midfield's diligent tracking back. Their recent match against Atlético Tucumán highlighted this transformation.

L. Blondel and C. Ibáñez form a formidable partnership at the heart of the defense. Both players exhibit impressive communication and understanding, often shutting down attacks before they can escalate. The use of zonal marking allows Huracán to maintain shape when under pressure, avoiding the chaotic scrambles that lead to goals. They often regroup quickly, ensuring that rival forwards have limited time and space.

The full-backs, N. Durán and H. Galíndez, complement the center backs effectively. Their ability to contribute to attacking play is crucial, but it's their primary duty of defending that has shone. The resilience they display, particularly against fast wingers, has reduced the number of dangerous crosses into the box.

As they prepare for their next fixture against San Lorenzo, Huracán's tactical approach will be tested once again. The experienced René Houseman often emphasizes that the foundation of success lies in a solid defense. With players like Blondel and Ibáñez leading the way, Huracán is developing a defensive solidity that could define their season, giving fans plenty to cheer for.