Quilmes Atletico Club

vs

Chacarita Juniors

Preview

Quilmes (home)

• Quilmes are unbeaten at home in Primera Nacional 2026 (W2, D2).
• Leandro Gracian has made a swift impact on his Quilmes Atletico Club squad since his appointment in March 2026, quickly resetting the tactical system to suit his attacking players and creating a results-driven environment.
• Quilmes are still in the bottom half of the table, 21st with 12 points from 10 games, but they’re unbeaten in two games at home (W1, D1) and look good value at 2.04 to keep that run going against a side they thrashed 4-0 away back in Primera Nacional 2024.

Chacarita Juniors (away)

• Chacarita Juniors have been inconsistent on their travels in Primera Nacional 2026, failing to win and picking up only a draw in their last two away games.
• Chacarita Juniors are in the midst of a transition under Grabinski since April 2026, trying to hold the squad together with some structure while the playing style is adapted.
• The stats suggest this could be a low-scoring affair, with Chacarita Juniors averaging 0.50 goals per away game this campaign while conceding 1.50.

Head-to-Head

• Quilmes dominated the recent Primera Nacional 2024 clash, beating Chacarita Juniors 4-0 away.
• They should be wary of a confident Quilmes side on Monday, who have a strong record against the visitors in Primera Nacional games.

Key Players

• Agustin Lavezzi is the primary goal threat for Quilmes, scoring 4 times in his 10 league appearances so far, including 3 of his 4 goals in his last 5 matches.
• He looks a good option in the anytime scorer market.

Betting Insights

• This game should see at least three goals, but with odds of 2.74 around an over 2.5 selection, we are siding with the home team’s vertical nature to break through the visitors’ defense at some stage.
• Both teams to score - No is just as strong a play at 1.54, reflecting Quilmes’s solidity at the back when at home and Chacarita’s struggles to find the net away from home.

Prediction

• A tactical contrast is likely to be evident from the off, with Gracian’s men playing vertically, moving the ball wide and creating an explosive transition game while Cristian Emilio Grabinski’s men prefer to defend compactly and be disciplined on the counter-attack.
• The home side will control the pace of the match and should force enough space on the flanks to break through the midfield line in front of Chacarita’s defense.
• The away side will struggle to create clear chances on the break, but they can be resilient and are likely to sit back to stifle Quilmes’s attacking momentum.