If there's one thing defining Sarmiento's season so far, it is their intensity when pressing opponents across all areas of the field. Under coach Barini's direction, the team has implemented a style of play that favors high pressing, aiming to force errors in the opposing team's build-up. This tactic has been key in their pursuit of valuable points in the league.

In recent matches, Sarmiento has shown how pressing can change the dynamics of a game. A clear example was the match against Huracán, where every ball recovery translated into offensive opportunities. The collective effort has been evident, with players like M. García and F. Alaggia constantly pressuring opposing defenders and cutting passing lanes. Efficiency in recovery The efficiency in ball recovery has notably improved since the implementation of this system. Data indicates that Sarmiento ranks among the top teams in the league regarding duels won and balls retrieved in the opponent's half. This statistic reflects not only individual effort but the team's collective commitment to quickly regain possession.

Having a team that tends to play in a block allows the pressing to be more effective. The coordination and communication between defenders and midfielders have been fundamental. J. M. Cabrera and G. Arturia have shown exceptional understanding, supporting each other in defensive transitions and ball recovery.

Sarmiento's approach is not solely defensive. This aggressive style of play also allows for the creation of opportunities. With the ball recovered in the opponent's half, fast transitions become a lethal tool to surprise adversaries. The mix of aggression and space occupation is placing Sarmiento in the conversation among the most feared teams in the league.