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The Strongest suffered a last-gasp 2-1 defeat at Trujillanos as their qualification hopes for the Copa Libertadores knockout rounds were left up in the air.
With the game petering out to a draw, Trujillanos midfielder Maurice Cova converted a 94th-minute penalty to lift the Venezuelan hosts to their first win in Group 1 on Tuesday.
The Strongest, who saw defender Federico Pereyra sent off in the 89th minute for a second bookable offence, thought they had earned a share of the spoils after Matias Alonso's 67th-minute effort cancelled out Carlos Sosa's first-half opener.
Ibarbo's penalty gave Nacional their fifth win from as many games without conceding a goal in Group 4.
