Deportivo Madryn vs Los Andes Prediction & Betting Tips (7 September)

Deportivo Madryn welcome Los Andes to Estadio Abel Sastre on September 7th in a clash that pits one of the division’s most dominant home sides against a team still searching for consistency on the road. Under the guidance of Leandro Gracián, Madryn have turned their home turf into a fortress, winning 10 of their 14 home matches and scoring in each of their last nine outings. Their attacking trio—Luis Silba, Germán Rivero, and Nazareno Solís—has been instrumental, combining flair with clinical finishing. With 41 goals scored this season, Madryn lead the league in offensive output and sit atop the Primera Nacional standings.

Los Andes, managed by Leonardo Lemos, arrive in Puerto Madryn with a mixed bag of form. While they’ve shown flashes of brilliance—most notably a 3-0 win over Atlanta and a 2-0 victory against Racing de Córdoba—their away record remains a concern. Just one win in 14 away matches paints a grim picture, and they’ve failed to score more than once in any of those fixtures. Mauricio Asenjo and Guillermo Pereira have been the standout performers, but the team’s inability to convert chances consistently has kept them mid-table. Still, their recent unbeaten run of five matches suggests they’re capable of grinding out results.

In terms of recent matchups, Deportivo Madryn have had the upper hand, winning three of their last five encounters against Los Andes. Their most recent meeting saw Madryn edge out a 2-1 win, a scoreline that feels prophetic given the current trajectory of both squads. Madryn’s midfield, anchored by Federico Recalde and Ezequiel Montagna, has been pivotal in controlling tempo and launching attacks, while their defense—led by Alejandro Gutiérrez and Yair Bonnin in goal—has conceded just 26 times in 29 matches. Los Andes, meanwhile, have conceded 25 goals, but their defensive discipline has improved, with no more than one goal allowed in their last five outings.

Expect a tightly contested affair, but the edge lies with the hosts. Deportivo Madryn’s home form, attacking depth, and tactical cohesion should be enough to see them through. Los Andes may find the net through a set-piece or a moment of individual brilliance, but the overall balance favors Madryn. A 2-1 scoreline feels not only plausible but fitting—a reflection of Madryn’s superiority and Los Andes’ resilience.