Godoy Cruz vs All Boys Prediction & Betting Tips (24 May)

Godoy Cruz and All Boys meet in Mendoza in a Primera Nacional clash that quietly carries plenty of context. Godoy Cruz are still adjusting to life back in the second tier after relegation, trying to turn solid defensive numbers into consistent wins. All Boys, meanwhile, arrive as a stubborn but goal-shy opponent, especially away from home, where their points return has been modest. With both sides hovering around the middle of the table and looking to edge closer to the promotion race, this fixture feels like one where small details and set pieces could decide everything.

The recent weeks have been turbulent for Godoy Cruz off the pitch. After the 2-2 draw against Deportivo Morón earlier in May, the board decided to dismiss coach Mariano Toedtli, with Iván Delfino emerging as a leading candidate to take over. On the field, results have been mixed: a narrow defeat away to Los Andes, decided by a 1-0 scoreline, was preceded by a spirited 2-1 home win over Racing de Córdoba and that dramatic 2-2 against Morón. Earlier, they showed resilience with a goalless draw at Colón, again finishing 0-0, and another 0-0 at home to San Miguel, underlining how tight their matches have been in the last two months.

All Boys come into this game with a similarly low-scoring profile, especially on their travels. In mid-May they drew at home with Deportivo Morón, a match that finished 1-1 and showed both their fighting spirit and their limitations in front of goal. Before that, they suffered a 3-2 defeat away to Colón, and in late April lost 1-0 at San Telmo after another frustrating attacking display. Earlier in April they were beaten away at Chaco For Ever by 2-0, while home draws against San Miguel and Ferro Carril Oeste kept their points tally ticking over without truly changing their outlook.

When you line up the recent form of both teams, a pattern emerges: Godoy Cruz tend to control possession and keep things tight at the back, but often struggle to convert chances, while All Boys are even more conservative, particularly away, where they rarely open up and frequently leave with either a narrow defeat or a low-scoring draw. Add in the recent coaching uncertainty at Godoy Cruz and the visitors’ poor away record, and this match has all the ingredients of a cagey, tactical battle in which a single moment could be decisive—making a cautious correct-score prediction of 1 : 0 feel entirely reasona