- Team form: Almirante Brown de Lules are in better form than All Boys (W3, D1, L1 from their last 5 games) but have been mediocre away from home this season (W2, D3, L4 in Primera Nacional 2026).
- Home form: The home side are unbeaten in 9 Primera Nacional 2026 home matches, drawing 6 and winning 3.
- Head-to-head: Almirante Brown de Lules won the last meeting between the sides 2-1 at home in Primera Nacional 2026 but did not win their last away game at All Boys.
Side with the streak when two similar teams meet
Almirante Brown de Lules are in good form and look the best bet for the win when they visit All Boys in the Primera Nacional 2026 on Saturday. Their opponents have been in mixed form, winning once, drawing three times and losing once in their last 5, and are not at their best when playing away from home.
The head-to-head record between these clubs is finely poised with each side winning one of the last two games and no draws. Almirante Brown de Lules are 10th in Primera Nacional 2026, on 29 points from 19 games, while All Boys are 30th, on 20 points from 19.
Mauricio Giganti has been at the helm at All Boys since 19 May 2026 and has opted for a narrow set up with two up front. It works well and has been profitable for a home side that has turned El Nido into a fortress, unbeaten in 9 Primera Nacional 2026 games. Giganti has tried to add a little more freedom to his team with a tweak here and there, but this clash will probably be a chess match – with All Boys' vertical overloads trying to break down Brown de Lules' low-to-mid block and counter attacks.
Brown de Lules’ form line looks good
Coach and recent results
Andres Montenegro has been in charge of Almirante Brown de Lules since 15 April 2026 and the side have clearly been drilled, are disciplined and tough to break down. They come into this game with three straight wins after beating Godoy Cruz 1-0, Mitre 3-1 and Los Andes 1-0.
Away form and statistics
But their away form in Primera Nacional 2026 is less convincing with only two wins from their 9 road games (D3, L4). They have scored just 0.44 goals per game and conceded only 0.67 on average on their travels. Their most recent 3 results, a 1-0 win over Godoy Cruz, a 3-1 win over Mitre, and a 1-0 win over Los Andes, suggests they are in tough but not fully sharp.
- Thiago Calone has been All Boys' most prolific finisher of late, scoring 2 of their 4 goals in the last 5 games.
- The home team's most prolific threat in Primera Nacional 2026 has been Alejo Tabares, the tall forward who can hang around the box.
- Almirante Brown de Lules' sharpest weapon has been Santiago Vera, with 3 goals in Primera Nacional 2026 (15 appearances).
The draw could be likely
All Boys are favorites here at 2.3, which seems very high, with the draw next in line at 2.6 and Almirante Brown de Lules 3rd on the list at 3.75. We are siding with the visitors because they have the momentum, but this could be a cagey game and the stalemate looks like a real runner at those prices.
Under 2.5 goals at 1.34 is a bit of a banker for Primera Nacional 2026 matches, but we are taking Both Teams to Score No at 1.52 because of the steel that All Boys have shown at home, conceding just 3 goals in 9 home games.
