One win from staying up
All Boys 2, Racing de Córdoba 1. Away, in Córdoba, at the Estadio Miguel Sancho (1). Alejo Tabares and Luciano Leguizamón scored, and the Albo turned it around after going behind (4)(6).
That is 38 points from 35 games, 15th of 18 in Group A with a goal difference of -9. You are on the edge of safety (1)(5).
It was a nervous run coming in. Draws with Colón (0–0), Godoy Cruz (0–0) and at Los Andes (1–1), then a 2–1 loss at Deportivo Morón on October 3. Then this.
Get the next All Boys brief by email
This article went out to subscribers as a brief. Get the next one straight to your inbox, free.
Free · No spam · Unsubscribe anytime
Estudiantes at home on Saturday
The last round is at home against Estudiantes de Buenos Aires on Saturday, October 31, 19:00. Win and it is done (1)(8).
The maths if you slip: San Miguel would have to win their remaining two games, and then the relegation tiebreak would come down to San Telmo (1)(2). Fabián Nardozza's side control their own fate.
Estudiantes come in off a 1–1 draw
Estudiantes drew 1–1 with Los Andes at Ciudad de Caseros, Ardiles for the home side, Asenjo levelling (8). They are already qualified for what comes next, so there is nothing riding on Saturday for them.
Racing de Córdoba are falling apart
Racing de Córdoba have now gone eight games without a win after this 2–1 defeat, despite taking the lead at home (6). They sit 11th and close their season away to Chaco For Ever (6). Gustavo Coleoni's team are the ones who look finished.
