Carrizo bailed you out in Los Polvorines
San Miguel 1–1 All Boys, and you can thank Nicolás Carrizo for the point (2). He read Lucas Delgado's shot early and kept it out, the kind of save that is worth a place in the table come November (2). A draw away from home in a relegation fight is not nothing.
But it is still a draw. You have not won since Acassuso on September 5, and that is five straight draws (1). The last defeat, All Boys 0–2 Deportivo Madryn, was the one that ended Mauricio Giganti's time as coach (1).
Colón come to Floresta on Saturday
Colón (Santa Fe) at home, Saturday at 21:00 CEST, round 31 of the Primera Nacional (3). Fabián Nardozza is still looking for his first win in charge. You sit 13th of 18 in Group A on 32 points from 30 games, goal difference -9, and the whole fight is to keep distance from the drop.
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Colón will be short of bodies for this one (2). Take whatever help the fixture list gives you.
Nardozza gets to pick from a fuller squad
The players are there for this one. Hernán Grana, Iván Zafarana, Maximiliano Coronel, Alejo Tabares, Luciano Leguizamón, Gabriel Ramírez, Gustavo Turraca, Nicolás Barrientos, Santiago Apa and Lucas Cano are all in the frame for Colón (3).
One point separates you from San Telmo in the drop conversation. That is the number to watch.
Only one thing matters now
Beat Colón, and you breathe. Thirty-two points from thirty games is thin, and the teams below you are not going away. Then Deportivo Morón away on Saturday, October 3.
Floresta at 21:00 CEST on Saturday. Nothing else on the calendar matters as much.
