📏 Form Guide

Colón

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Colón prepare for this game after a 1-1 Primera B Nacional stalemate against Los Andes.

The only name on the scoresheet from Colón was Darío Sarmiento (35').

Their more recent scorelines shine a light on the fact that things are going according to plan in the Colón rearguard. Colón have been mean at the back, with the tally of goals that have gone past their goalkeeper during their previous six clashes standing at 3. We will have to find out whether or not that trend can be sustained in this game.

All Boys

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Previously, All Boys drew 1-1 in the Primera B Nacional tie with San Miguel.

A run of very capable showings by the All Boys defensive unit has seen the number of goals they’ve conceded standing at 4 from their past 6 clashes in total. During the same period of time, their own attack force has managed to score 1.

🤜🤛 Head to head

Looking over their past head to head meetings going back to 19/02/2012 shows us that Colón have won 2 of these & All Boys 1, with the tally of drawn results standing at 3.

9 goals were yielded between them in this period, with 5 of them for Los Sabaleros and 4 for Albo. That is an average goals per game value of 1.5.

📋 Team News: Colón

The Colón boss will be happy not to have any fitness worries at all before this game with a fully healthy squad ready to go.

🗞️ Team News: All Boys

Owing to a completely healthy group ready to go, the All Boys manager Ricardo Rodríguez does not have any fitness concerns to speak of ahead of this match.

⚡ Prediction

Here, we’re thinking that All Boys may well find it hard to score goals against this Colón lineup who will likely just have the edge.

We’re going for a 1-0 advantage for Colón at full-time.

Looking forward to watching this one unfold.

Peter Guest, 20:00 10/05/2026