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All Boys sit second from bottom of Primera Nacional 2026 and welcome a Colon Santa Fe side that occupies fifth place, ten points clear of the drop zone. The gap on paper is huge, yet Colon arrive having lost three of their last five games, while All Boys have drawn a division-high 12 matches this season. That drawing habit is the quiet subplot here: a team this bad at winning has still found a way to avoid defeat more often than most of the league, and it makes the home side an awkward, low-scoring opponent rather than an easy three points for the visitors.
Watch Lucas Cano up top for All Boys, their only forward with a goal in the last five games and the focal point of a struggling attack that has scored just 13 times in 24 league matches. On the other side, Alan Bonansea has been Colon’s most direct threat with two goals and an assist in his last four appearances, and he will look to punish a defense that has conceded 19 goals at home level football this term.
Hot stat: Colon Santa Fe picked up 15 yellow cards and a red card across their last five matches, compared to just three yellows for All Boys in the same span. That five-fold discipline gap points to a Colon side playing on the edge, something referees in this fixture could easily punish again.
| 🏆 Tournament: | Primera Nacional 2026, Regular Season |
| 🏟 Venue: | Estadio Islas Malvinas, Buenos Aires |
| 🗓️ Date: | 26.09.2026 |
| ⏰ Time: | 21:00 CEST |
All Boys vs Colon Santa Fe prediction
We lean toward Colon Santa Fe avoiding defeat here. All Boys have won only four of 24 league games, and their home form last month produced a single win from five outings. Colon’s recent slip is real, but their squad quality, reflected in 41 points from 24 games against All Boys’ 24, should tell over 90 minutes. Our pick is Colon Santa Fe Double Chance (Draw or Win), a market that respects the drawing tendency of the hosts while still backing the better team.
Both sides carry disciplinary baggage worth noting. Colon’s five-match tally of 15 yellow cards and a red suggests a physical, sometimes reckless approach, while All Boys, with only three cards in the same stretch, play a more disciplined but far less productive game. Neither team shows strong shot volume translating into goals: All Boys managed 29 shots for just two goals in their last five, and Colon converted 35 shots into four. Expect a scrappy, low-possession contest rather than a free-flowing one.
| 🔥Hot Tip: | Colon Santa Fe to win to nil |
| ⚽Total Goals: | Under 2.5 |
| 💥Both Teams To Score: | No |
| 🎯Total Corners: | Under 9.5 |
Team Analysis
All Boys drew 1-1 with San Miguel in their last outing, continuing a pattern of tight, low-scoring games that has defined their season. Before that, they lost 0-1 to San Telmo, beat Acassuso 1-0, and drew 0-0 with Chaco For Ever, a run that shows one win, two draws and a defeat across four games and almost no attacking punch. Their four-game stretch without conceding more than one goal per match hints at defensive discipline, but the inability to score more than once in any of those matches explains their spot near the bottom of the table.
Colon Santa Fe head into this game off a 3-0 win over Los Andes, their best result of the last five matches and one that snapped a two-game losing run against Godoy Cruz (0-2) and Deportivo Moron (1-2). Before that dip they had also lost 0-1 to Racing Cordoba and beaten San Miguel 2-1. The pattern is streaky: two heavy defeats sandwiched by two wins, suggesting a team capable of scoring goals in bunches but vulnerable defensively against organized opposition, exactly the kind of matchup All Boys’ low-event style could exploit for a draw.
Most recent Head-to-Head Matches
| Statistic | All Boys | Colon Santa Fe |
|---|---|---|
| Goals (last 2 meetings combined) | 3 | 4 |
🚨Check out our dedicated All Boys vs Colon Santa Fe stats page for more info.
Pre-game odds and win probability: All Boys the favourite
- Moneyline All Boys 2.62 | Colon Santa Fe 2.93
- Draw 2.62
The market prices All Boys and the draw almost identically around 2.62, with Colon Santa Fe the outsider at close to 2.93 despite sitting far higher in the table. That gap between league position and market price is unusual, and it reflects Colon’s recent wobble more than a genuine shift in quality. We see value on Colon’s side of that price, not because they are certain winners, but because 2.93 undervalues a team that still averages more shots and goals per game than their opponent.
Possible Starting Lineups
All Boys possible starting eleven
- GK: Nicolás Carrizo
- DF: Hernán Grana, I. Zafarana, Franco Quiroz, Maximiliano Coronel
- MF: Alejo Tabares, N. Barrientos, Alexis Mel, Matías Rodríguez
- FW: Lucas Cano, Thiago Calone
Giganti sticks with the 4-4-2 that has carried his side through the last five matches. Grana and Zafarana have not missed a minute across the last four games and anchor a back line built to stay compact. Cano remains the one player capable of unlocking a low block on his own.
Colon Santa Fe possible starting eleven
- GK: M. Budiño
- DF: Federico Rasmussen, Mauro Peinipil, Facundo Castet, Pier Barrios
- MF: Federico Lertora, Agustín Toledo, Ignacio Antonio, Matías Muñoz
- FW: Alan Bonansea, Ignacio Lago
Delfino also favors a 4-4-2, pairing his two most productive forwards, Bonansea and Lago, who have combined for four goals in their last four appearances between them. Lertora and Toledo carry the biggest workload in midfield and will need to control tempo if Colon want to avoid another card-filled, error-prone night.
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Colon Santa Fe. Source: Official Facebook. Edited photo
The Verdict
We predict a tight, low-scoring affair that ends without a winner for All Boys but stops short of a comfortable Colon victory. All Boys’ 12 draws this season are not an accident, they reflect a team that defends in numbers and rarely opens up, and Colon’s recent defensive lapses give them enough of a route to at least a point. Perhaps the smartest single bet here is Colon Santa Fe Double Chance combined with Under 2.5 goals, backing quality without expecting fireworks. To be honest, neither side looks capable of a convincing performance right now, which is exactly why the safer markets make more sense than a straight home or away win.
