All Boys vs Los Andes Prediction & Betting Tips (7 October)

As the curtain rises on Round 34 of Argentina’s Primera Nacional, All Boys and Los Andes prepare to lock horns at Estadio Islas Malvinas. Both sides are nestled mid-table in Group A, with Los Andes sitting 11th on 40 points and All Boys trailing just behind in 13th with 38. The hosts have been plagued by draws, recording five in their last six outings, while Los Andes have shown flashes of resilience, including a recent 2–0 win over Güemes. The fixture promises a gritty battle, with both teams desperate to break into the top half and salvage momentum heading into the season’s final stretch.

All Boys, under the guidance of coach Pablo Solchaga, have leaned heavily on their defensive structure, conceding just 25 goals in 33 matches. However, their attack has sputtered, netting only 23 times. Claudio Campostrini remains their standout performer, contributing three goals and six assists across 29 appearances. The team’s recent 2–1 victory over San Miguel showcased a rare offensive spark, and they’ll need more of that clinical edge to overcome Los Andes. With Mauricio Asenjo leading the line and midfielders like Nahuel Cisneros stepping up, All Boys are capable of producing moments of quality—especially at home.

Los Andes, managed by Guillermo Szeszurak, have had a rollercoaster campaign. Their goal tally stands balanced at 28 scored and 28 conceded, reflecting a side that can both threaten and unravel. The team’s recent form includes a hard-fought 1–1 draw with San Martín Tucumán and a narrow 2–1 loss to Atlanta, highlighting their vulnerability on the road. Yet, with attacking options like Matías González and a midfield anchored by experienced campaigners, Los Andes possess the tools to trouble All Boys. Their away record, however, remains a concern, and they’ll need to tighten up defensively to avoid being overrun.

Expect a match defined by tactical discipline and bursts of individual brilliance. All Boys’ home advantage and slightly more cohesive form give them the edge, but Los Andes won’t go quietly. A 2–1 scoreline in favor of All Boys feels plausible, with Campostrini likely to be involved in the decisive moments. The visitors may snatch a goal through a set piece or counterattack, but the hosts’ hunger to climb the standings should see them through. With both teams evenly matched on paper, it’s the finer margins—and perhaps a touch of fortune—that will decide this encounter.