In recent weeks, Estudiantes has experienced ups and downs in their performance, particularly in attack. Despite having talented players like Lucas Alario, the team has struggled to convert opportunities into goals. The current formation, a 4-3-3, has shown certain limitations, especially in the connection between the midfield and the forwards.

One area to consider is adapting the tactical setup to a 4-2-3-1. This change would allow for greater solidity in midfield, with two central midfielders providing defensive support while also linking up with the three attacking players. Such a setup would also enable wingers like Mauro Boselli and Nicolás Fernández to take advantage of spaces created by the movement of the playmaker, who could be a player like Gastón Benedetti, capable of creating plays and assisting the forwards.

Moreover, it is crucial to work on high pressing. Estudiantes has been effective at times in recovering the ball in the opponent's final third, but this has not been consistent. Implementing a pressing system that involves the first line of attack could force opposing defenders into making mistakes, providing more goal-scoring opportunities.

Defensively, while the team has shown a good level, they have occasionally been exposed to counterattacks. Instructing full-backs like Santiago Núñez to not push forward too much in attack could help maintain a more solid defensive line. This is key, especially in matches where the opponent can exploit the spaces left by the full-backs.

Finally, communication between the midfield and defense needs to be improved. The lack of connection has led to errors in ball distribution, allowing opponents to press and recover the ball in dangerous areas. A focus on training ball circulation and anticipating movements is crucial to enhance this phase of play.

With these tactical adjustments, Estudiantes could not only improve their league performance but also harness their potential to compete in the playoffs. The key will be the adaptability of the coaching staff and the players' willingness to implement these changes.