Today is the day
All Boys play Racing de Córdoba at 20:00 CET in fecha 35 of the Primera Nacional (2). You are on 35 points, 16th of 18 in Group A, goal difference -10. A win puts you on 38 and could keep you up this weekend (2). That is the whole season in 90 minutes.
The form line is ugly to look at: D D L D D. Five games, no win. San Miguel 1–1, Colón 0–0, Deportivo Morón 2–1, Godoy Cruz 0–0, Los Andes 1–1. You have not been beaten badly by anyone, but you have not put anyone away either.
Nardozza shuffles the back line
Fabián Nardozza is expected to change two defenders. Iván Zafarana comes back in for Franco Quiroz, and Maximiliano Coronel replaces Felipe Coronel (2).
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Santiago Apa and Matías Nouet are in the probable eleven, alongside Juan Pablo Noce, Hernán Grana, Alejo Tabares, Emiliano Purita, Gabriel Ramírez, Gustavo Turraca, Nicolás Barrientos and Lucas Cano (2). Must-win game, and the coach is not standing pat with the group that drew four of the last five.
Las Albas are in the semi-finals
All Boys Femenino beat Atlético Rafaela 3–0 and went through 3–2 on aggregate in the Primera B Femenina reducido (1). They trailed 2–1 from the first leg and turned it around.
Mily Vera, Valeria Leguizamón, Sofía Loyola, Agustina Ruíz Sánchez, Delfina Gampale, Malena Scarioni Bernal, Flavia Colucci, Luana Sazana, Sol Molina, Liz Méndez, Sofía Carraro, Brenda Barrionuevo and Jessica Pereira Sánchez are the squad that got it done (1). The Albas are two games from the Primera A.
Estudiantes next Saturday
After Córdoba, Estudiantes (Buenos Aires) come to you on Saturday, October 31 at 19:00 CET. If survival is not wrapped up in Córdoba, that one becomes the final exam in front of your own people.
