Lanús extended his unbeaten record to five games
and did so in his Fortaleza, where he has five of his seven victories in the tournament.
The rival on duty was Huracán, who could not turn around an even game and succumbed to Tomás Belmonte's goal in the last play of the first half.
In Ramón Cabrero y Guidi, Lanús built a fortress that in this tournament is stronger than ever.
With five of their seven victories achieved at home, Frank Kudelka's team is at the top of the table, with 25 points and one game less (with Unión).
The victim on duty at the Néstor Díaz Pérez stadium was a Hurricane that is tumbling, despite the fact that he came to this match after beating Arsenal at Parque Patricios.
With Cristian Lema as his commander, ordering and cutting from the bottom, Lanús put together a plan ready to attack from the start and he did it with Orozco and Leandro Díaz.
However, with some mismatches in the last line caused by the restless Juan Gauto in the left lane - and which were reason enough for Kudelka to warm up three defenders after 20 minutes - it was Huracán who had the clearest chances.
But the precision was not at the feet of Lucas Castro, the most active in an attack in which Cóccaro did not stand out, as he did in those of Tomás Belmonte.
The play for the maroon goal took place in the last seconds of added time.
Chaves punched away a corner kick but the ball capriciously returned to the box after a deflection off Fattori.
There, the bailout - with Benítez he was hooked - allowed the midfielder to receive alone and have time to settle in front of the Globo goalkeeper and win his 15th goal in the First Division.
The hidden thing behind their undefeated five-game streak is that Garnet has a hard time closing games.
He suffered with Huracán until the last of the six minutes that referee Fernando Rapallini added, although he was in a column behind a Gauto who is a promise who carries a team on his shoulder despite his 18 years.
But the team led by a questioned Diego Dabove has no effectiveness: he could not convert in five of his last six games and lost in seven of his most recent nine appearances.
He may be a little closer to taking off that joke;
At least he converted yesterday but Novillo was in an advanced position.
With 16 points, he is seven behind the last (Union) and his average bleeds.
Lanús, meanwhile, is on the right track to swell that table with the points it reaps in this one.
