Temperley vs Almagro Prediction & Betting Tips (19 September)

Temperley host Almagro at the Estadio Alfredo Beranger on Saturday, 19 September 2026, in a key Argentina Primera Nacional 2026/2027 fixture that could shape both sides' campaigns. Temperley come into this match as one of the most solid teams of the season, pushing near the top of the table and firmly in promotion-play-off contention, while Almagro sit in mid-table and arrive with inconsistent away form. The European odds reflect that gap: a Temperley win is priced around 2.10, the draw at 3.00, and an Almagro victory at 3.60, making the home side the clear favourite with the bookmakers.

Temperley's recent form has been built on defensive discipline, highlighted by the 0-0 stalemate away to Patronato in their last outing, and they will look to bounce back at home after the narrow home defeat to Gimnasia y Tiro earlier in August. Their confidence on the road was already proven in July with the impressive 1-2 win over San Martín de Tucumán at La Ciudadela, a result that underlined their ability to grind out results against tough opposition. Almagro, by contrast, head into this clash on the back of a frustrating 0-1 home defeat to Deportivo Maipú, and their away games have tended to be tight and low-scoring, such as the 1-1 draw at Quilmes, where they struggled to create clear chances away from the Tres de Febrero.

For the 2026/2027 season, Temperley manager Wálter Perazzo has a settled and largely injury-free squad at his disposal, with Jerónimo Pourtau in goal behind a back line featuring Lorenzo Monti, Oswaldo Pacheco, Valentín Aguiñagalde and Lucas Angelini. The midfield engine room is led by Adrián Arregui and Franco Díaz, while the attacking burden falls on the experienced trio of Gabriel Hauche, Fernando Brandán and top scorer Pedro Souto, whose goals have kept Temperley in the promotion race. Almagro boss Gastón Esmerado can also count on a fully fit group, with Emiliano González in goal, defenders Gonzalo Asís, Matías Cortave, Enzo Silcan and Julián Vitale, a midfield featuring Julián Marchioni, Claudio Salto, Franco Bustamante and Juan Fernández Pinto, and an attack led by Mateo Benegas and Joel Orlando.

Looking at the head-to-head, these two sides know each other well — their most recent meeting in May 2026 ended in a 1-1 draw — but Temperley's home strength, the best defensive record between the two teams, and Almagro's well-documented struggles to score away from home all point in one direction. Almagro have failed to find the net in several of their recent away fixtures, and Temperley have kept clean sheets in the majority of their home matches this campaign. With the home crowd behind them and their promotion push on the line, Temperley should have enough quality to edge a tight, tactical contest. Our prediction: Temperley 1-0 Almagro, a result that aligns with the European odds of 2.10 for the home