All Boys vs Colon Santa Fe Prediction & Betting Tips (26 September)

All Boys welcome Colón de Santa Fe to the Estadio Islas Malvinas on Saturday, 26 September 2026, in one of the most intriguing Primera Nacional fixtures of the closing rounds. With the regular season entering its decisive stretch, Colón arrives in Buenos Aires chasing a place in the promotion play-offs after a convincing 3-0 home win over Los Andes, a result that underlined their ambitions of returning to the top flight. All Boys, meanwhile, are locked in mid-table after a 1-1 draw away to San Miguel and are determined to finish the campaign strongly in front of their own supporters. The reverse fixture back in May ended in a 3-2 Colón victory at the Brigadier López, so the Floresta side will also be hungry for a measure of revenge.

The hosts come into this clash with mixed recent form. They fell to a narrow 1-0 defeat away to league leaders Ferro Carril Oeste, bounced back with a hard-fought 1-0 home win over Nueva Chicago, and earlier shared a 1-1 draw with Central Norte. Under coach Fabián Nardozza, All Boys have built their identity on defensive discipline, conceding an average of well under a goal per game in recent weeks, though goals have been scarce at the other end. Colón's form has been far stronger: they beat San Telmo 1-0 at home and earned a solid 1-1 draw at Acassuso, results that kept them firmly in the promotion conversation heading into September.

For the 2026/2027 season, All Boys will rely on a core built around goalkeeper Nicolás Carrizo, defenders Hernán Grana, Iván Zafarana, Alejo Tabares and Alejo Rodríguez, with Gustavo Turraca anchoring the midfield ahead of Alexis Melo, Ignacio Palacio and Tomás Assennato, while Santiago Apa and Bruno Medina lead the line. Iván Zafarana and Alejo Tabares have been the most productive players in front of goal this campaign. Colón counter with Matías Budiño in goal, a back line of Leandro Allende, Federico Rasmussen, Pier Barrios and Mauro Peinipil, a midfield featuring Federico Lértora, Darío Sarmiento and Ignacio Antonio, and an attacking trio of Ignacio Lago, Alan Bonansea and Julián Marcioni, with Lago among the side's top scorers this term.

Looking at the betting markets in European odds, Colón are the slight favourites despite being away from home at around 2.40, with the draw priced near 2.90 and an All Boys win at roughly 3.10. Those numbers reflect Colón's superior form and promotion push, but they also underestimate just how difficult All Boys are to break down at the Islas Malvinas, particularly against opponents who tend to dominate possession. Both sides have been involved in a string of low-scoring matches, Colón have kept the majority of their recent clean sheets, and All Boys have drawn nearly half of their league games this season. With so little separating two well-organised, defensively minded teams, our prediction for this Primera Nacional encounter is a 0-0 draw — a result that would hardly help Colón's promotion bid but would suit All Boys' resilient game plan perfec