Deportivo Madryn

vs

CA All Boys

Preview

Deportivo Madryn

• Deportivo Madryn have won one, drawn three and lost one of their last five matches.
• Madryn are 14th in Primera Nacional 2026 with 30 points from 21 matches.
• Luis García's Madryn side are a solid, if unspectacular outfit that have kept the club afloat in mid-table Primera Nacional 2026.
• Their recent results read a 1-2 home loss to Colón, a 2-2 away draw with Deportivo Morón and a 0-0 away draw with Los Andes.
• Luis Silba is the best scorer they have with six goals in 18 Primera Nacional 2026 appearances, so he could be the type of player to make the difference in a tight game.

CA All Boys

• CA All Boys have won one and drawn four of their last five, with four draws in a row.
• All Boys are 28th with 23 from 22.
• All Boys have only won 1 of 11 away matches in Primera Nacional 2026, drawing three and losing seven.
• The last three outings were a 1-1 home draw with Almirante Brown, a 0-0 away draw with Ciudad de Bolívar and another 0-0 draw at home.
• Alejo Tabares top scores for All Boys with two goals in 21 Primera Nacional 2026 games, a record that tells you everything you need to know about how much they've struggled for a finishing touch.

Head-to-Head

• The head-to-head record favours All Boys slightly as they beat Madryn 1-0 at home in Primera Nacional 2026 four months ago.
• But they have failed to win their last away head-to-head against Madryn, which should keep this game live.

Key Players

• Luis Silba - six goals in 18 Primera Nacional 2026 appearances.
• Alejo Tabares - two goals in 21 Primera Nacional 2026 games.

Betting Insights

• Deportivo Madryn will have the better of the odds at around the 2.12 mark on Sunday for a home match against CA All Boys.
• The draw is 2.71 with the visitors 3.87, which looks about right in a close game.
• Suggested markets: Under 2.5 goals at 1.27 and Both Teams to Score - No at 1.45.

Prediction

• All Boys should give this game a real go, but Madryn's setup should be a good counter for that.
• Whoever wins the second balls first will seize the momentum and control the pace, so a low-scoring home win looks the most likely outcome.