The 2019–20 season is Temperley's 2nd consecutive season in the second division of Argentine football, Primera B Nacional.
The season generally covers the period from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020.
Review Pre-season Temperley started their pre-season preparations early, participating in their first exhibition match on 15 May 2019 against Primera División side Independiente; which they lost 3–0. Another friendly followed on 28 May, as they met the reserves of Racing Club; drawing the day's secondary encounter 2–2, though they did win the initial fixture thanks to a goal from Enzo Salas. 1 June saw Adrián Arregui agree a temporary departure away, as he headed to Colombia's Independiente Medellín on loan. Three days later, Josué Ayala completed a permanent transfer to Rosario Central; having been on loan in 2018–19. A third outgoing was confirmed on 12 June, as Lucas Mancinelli penned terms with Patronato. Also on that date, Temperley lost one-nil to Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) Reserves.
Two transactions were announced on 14 June, with Alexis Vega (Brown) becoming Temperley's first signing while Leandro González went to Quilmes. Patricio Romero was loaned to Talleres on 18 June. During the following twenty-four hours, Lucas Baldunciel came from Gimnasia y Esgrima (M). Six incomings arrived across the succeeding ten days, as Cristian Aldirico received: Emanuel Ibáñez (Estudiantes (BA), Federico Crivelli (Boca Unidos), Matías Castro (Unión Santa Fe), Emiliano Ellacopulos (Instituto), Enzo Baglivo (UAI Urquiza) and Gonzalo Asis (Independiente). June concluded with friendlies with Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)'s first-team, who came away undefeated. Signings nine/ten were revealed as Marcos Martinich and Nicolás Messiniti on 1/2 July.
Temperley faced Independiente for a second/third time in pre-season on 3 July, with the top-flight club getting the better of them again; winning 1–0 and 3–0. Days later saw Temperley play Aldosivi in non-competitive action, with both encounters ending in four-goal draws; sixteen-year-old Franco Ayunta netted in the opening game. Friendlies with Sportivo Italiano were staged on 10 July, with El Gasolero netting six goals across two wins. On that same day, Darío Salina headed off to San Telmo. The following week saw Julián Lucero, Brian Puntano, Pablo Magnín and Lucas Wilchez depart to Juventud Unida Universitario, Sportivo Las Parejas, Sarmiento and Almagro respectively. During which time, Fernando Alarcón and Mauro González signed with Temperley.
The club fought Comunicaciones in an exhibition match on 17 July; not long after a fixture with Estudiantes (LP) had been cancelled due to bad weather. Friendly outing number fifteen saw an encounter with Banfield Reserves set, with Temperley losing despite a goal from Emiliano Ellacopulos. Their next friendly brought a further match-up with Independiente, as they ended their losing streak versus El Rojo with a low-scoring tie. On 23 July, Federico Mazur joined Gimnasia y Esgrima (M). Fénix were played and defeated on 24 July in a pre-season meeting. Lautaro Rinaldi made a move in from Peruvian Primera División outfit Universidad San Martín on 25 July. Temperley ended July with Pablo Zalazar and Agustín Sosa leaving on loan to Sportivo Baradero and Talleres.
2 August saw Nicolás Muscio, Racing Club (loan), and Lucas Angelini, San Martín (B), join. The next three days allowed Temperley to schedule pre-season friendlies with upcoming league rivals Alvarado and Guillermo Brown, experiencing a win and a loss against each opponent. Cristian Paz signed for San Martín (SJ) on 8 August, a day prior to the cancellation of Temperley's friendly with Villa San Carlos.
August Temperley got their Primera B Nacional campaign going on 16 August, falling to a three-goal defeat away to newly promoted Estudiantes (RC). They gained a point on matchday two versus Nueva Chicago on 24 August, as Lautaro Rinaldi netted on his home debut.
September On 1 September, Temperley gained their first competitive victory of the season after beating Guillermo Brown one-nil away from home. 4 September saw them face Banfield's reserves for the second time in 2019–20, as they responded to July's loss with a 3–0 win. Temperley returned to league action against Alvarado on 7 September, drawing 0–0. They faced Belgrano five days later, losing 3–1.
Squad Squad No. Nationality Name Position(s) Date of birth (age) Signed from Goalkeepers Matías Castro GK Unión Santa Fe Federico Crivelli GK Boca Unidos Lautaro Maldonado GK Academy Defenders Fernando Alarcón CB Rosario Central (loan) Lucas Angelini LB San Martín (B) Gonzalo Asis RB Independiente (loan) Enzo Baglivo CB UAI Urquiza Nicolás Demartini CB Academy Marcos Martinich CB Rosario Central Lucas Mulazzi CB Academy Sebastián Prieto LB UAI Urquiza Ezequiel Spinella DF Academy Alejo Toledo DF Academy Midfielders Lucas Baldunciel AM Gimnasia y Esgrima (M) Roberto Brum CM Aldosivi Mauro Cerutti LM Independiente Rivadavia Leonardo Di Lorenzo CM Acassuso Emiliano Ellacopulos AM Instituto Federico Fattori AM Nueva Chicago Mauro González CM Almagro Emanuel Ibáñez MF Estudiantes (BA) (loan) Nicolás Muscio AM Racing Club (loan) Agustín Tuffner MF Academy Alexis Vega RM Brown Forwards Franco Ayunta FW Academy Mauro Guevgeozián CF Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) Nicolás Messiniti CF Independiente (loan) Tobías Reinhart FW Academy Lautaro Rinaldi CF Universidad San Martín Ariel Rojas FW Academy Enzo Salas FW Academy Franco Sosa CF Academy Aaron Spagna FW 2002 Academy Out on loan Loaned to Adrián Arregui DM Independiente Medellín Patricio Romero LB Talleres Agustín Sosa DF Talleres Pablo Zalazar DF Sportivo Baradero
Transfers Domestic transfer windows:3 July 2019 to 24 September 201920 January 2020 to 19 February 2020.
Transfers in Date from Position Nationality Name From Ref. 3 July 2019 RM Alexis Vega Brown 3 July 2019 AM Lucas Baldunciel Gimnasia y Esgrima (M) 3 July 2019 GK Federico Crivelli Boca Unidos 3 July 2019 GK Matías Castro Unión Santa Fe 3 July 2019 AM Emiliano Ellacopulos Instituto 3 July 2019 CB Enzo Baglivo UAI Urquiza 3 July 2019 CB Marcos Martinich Rosario Central 13 July 2019 CM Mauro González Almagro 25 July 2019 CF Lautaro Rinaldi Universidad San Martín 2 August 2019 LB Lucas Angelini San Martín (B)
Transfers out Date from Position Nationality Name To Ref. 3 July 2019 GK Josué Ayala Rosario Central 3 July 2019 RM Lucas Mancinelli Patronato 3 July 2019 CF Leandro González Quilmes 10 July 2019 CM Darío Salina San Telmo 11 July 2019 GK Julián Lucero Juventud Unida Universitario 12 July 2019 RW Brian Puntano Sportivo Las Parejas 15 July 2019 CF Pablo Magnín Sarmiento 16 July 2019 AM Lucas Wilchez Almagro 23 July 2019 RB Federico Mazur Gimnasia y Esgrima (M) 8 August 2019 CB Cristian Paz San Martín (SJ)
Loans in Start date Position Nationality Name From End date Ref. 3 July 2019 MF Emanuel Ibáñez Estudiantes (BA) 30 June 2020 3 July 2019 RB Gonzalo Asis Independiente 30 June 2020 3 July 2019 CF Nicolás Messiniti 30 June 2020 12 July 2019 CB Fernando Alarcón Rosario Central 30 June 2020 2 August 2019 AM Nicolás Muscio Racing Club 30 June 2020
Loans out Start date Position Nationality Name To End date Ref. 3 July 2019 LB Patricio Romero Talleres 30 June 2020 8 July 2019 DM Adrián Arregui Independiente Medellín 30 June 2020 25 July 2019 DF Pablo Zalazar Sportivo Baradero 30 June 2020 27 July 2019 DF Agustín Sosa Talleres 30 June 2020
Friendlies Pre-season Temperley began their pre-season in mid-May, just two months after the conclusion of 2018–19. They met Independiente and Racing Club Reserves that month, prior to facing Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) Reserves and Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) (first-team) in June. July saw Temperley set friendlies with Independiente, Aldosivi, Sportivo Italiano, Estudiantes (LP), Comunicaciones, Banfield Reserves, Independiente and Fénix. Their final encounters were scheduled for August with Alvarado, Guillermo Brown and Villa San Carlos.
Mid-season Temperley again met the reserves of Banfield for a friendly fixture in early September.
Competitions Primera B Nacional
Results summary
Matches The fixtures for the 2019–20 league season were announced on 1 August 2019, with a new format of split zones being introduced. Temperley were drawn in Zone A.
Squad statistics Appearances and goals No.Pos.NationalityNameLeagueCupLeague CupContinentalOtherTotalDisciplineRefAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals–GKMatías Castro50———005000–GKFederico Crivelli00———000000–GKLautaro Maldonado00———000000–CBFernando Alarcón20———002010–LBLucas Angelini00———000000–RBGonzalo Asis50———005010–CBEnzo Baglivo51———005110–CBNicolás Demartini40———004010–CBMarcos Martinich00———000000–CBLucas Mulazzi00———000000–LBSebastián Prieto50———005030–LBPatricio Romero00———000000–DFAgustín Sosa00———000000–DFEzequiel Spinella00———000000–DFAlejo Toledo00———000000–DFPablo Zalazar00———000000–DMAdrián Arregui00———000000–AMLucas Baldunciel50———005000–CMRoberto Brum1(3)0———001(3)010–LMMauro Cerutti30———003000–CMLeonardo Di Lorenzo40———004000–AMEmiliano Ellacopulos0(5)0———000(5)000–AMFederico Fattori50———005010–CMMauro González1(1)0———001(1)000–MFEmanuel Ibáñez1(1)0———001(1)000–AMNicolás Muscio00———000000–MFAgustín Tuffner00———000000–RMAlexis Vega4(1)0———004(1)000–FWFranco Ayunta00———000000–CFMauro Guevgeozián51———005100–CFNicolás Messiniti00———000000–FWTobías Reinhart00———000000–CFLautaro Rinaldi0(4)1———000(4)100–FWAriel Rojas00———000000–FWEnzo Salas00———000000–CFFranco Sosa00———000000–FWAaron Spagna00———000000Own goals—0————0—0——— Statistics accurate as of 14 September 2019.
Goalscorers NameLeagueCupLeague CupContinentalOtherTotalRef1CF–Lautaro Rinaldi1———01CB–Enzo Baglivo1———01CF–Mauro Guevgeozián1———01Own goals0———00Totals3———03—
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