Cloudy skies drape the field as the match begins, a subtle silence stretching over Cóndores de la Pampa before the roar of Lobos fans swells.
When the whistle blows, Lobos strike early – a crisp 5‑minute try followed by a clean conversion, putting the score at 7‑0 before the half‑time line.
Just 5 minutes later a yellow card finds Lobos at the 13‑minute mark, leaving a lone player on the bench. The penalty for the offence sees the team maintain composure, as a second try at 15 makes the score 12‑0. A failed conversion keeps the total stands.
A third try at 21 and a second missed conversion keep the scoreboard at 17‑0. A final burst at 29 secures a fifth try, and a successful conversion at 31 lifts Lobos to a first‑half victory of 24‑0.
The second half offers nothing but a single, well‑paced try at 48 and a successful conversion at 50, adding 7 to the tally and sealing a final score of 31‑0.
Lobos play with relentless pressure; when the ball rolls into the back of the frame there is little chance for recovery. Several conversion attempts were unconverted, yet the three successful kicks show disciplined finishing.
Statistics highlight Lobos’ dominance: 5 tries, 3 conversions, 2 missed conversions, 1 yellow card and no defensive score from Cóndores. The single injury to home side’s Juan Mateo Alvarez at 33 has no impact on the final result, but the match ends with no score for Cóndores de la Pampa.