All Boys Reserves edged out Deportivo Morón Reserves 1-0 in an intense Argentine Reserve League clash on 4 September 2026, continuing their promising push up the standings with a hard-fought home victory.

Played at the club’s familiar training ground, the match was a typical lower-derby affair: competitive, physical, and short on clear chances. Deportivo Morón defended in numbers and looked to break on the counter, but All Boys controlled the tempo for long stretches and finally made the pressure count in the second half.

A cagey first half

The opening 45 minutes offered little in the way of clear-cut opportunities. All Boys enjoyed the better of the possession, moving the ball quickly across midfield, yet Morón’s organized back line stood firm. The away side threatened sporadically, mainly through wide deliveries and set pieces, but neither goalkeeper was seriously tested before the interval.

Decisive breakthrough after the restart

All Boys raised the intensity after the break and were rewarded for their perseverance. A well-worked move down the right channel caused panic in the Morón box, and the home side’s forward reacted quickest to poke the ball home from close range. The goal forced Morón to open up slightly, but All Boys managed the closing stages with discipline, protecting their lead and seeing out the result.

What the result means

• The victory gives All Boys Reserves another valuable three points in the Argentine Reserve League standings.
• Deportivo Morón Reserves will be frustrated by the narrow loss but can take encouragement from a disciplined defensive display.
• The result highlights All Boys’ growing resilience in tight matches, an important trait for reserve development.

For the young players involved, matches like this are invaluable preparation for senior football. All Boys will look to build on this momentum, while Deportivo Morón must recover quickly and focus on converting solid performances into points.