Argentinian Primera División Betting Predictions

Primera División stats and tips

Independiente Rivadavia v Gimnasia - Both Teams To Score - yes

Fans at will be banking on goals galore on Saturday, and rightly so if Independiente Rivadavia's past record is anything to go by. Both teams have scored in 18 of their 27 Primera División matches this season, the largest number in the competition.

Defensa v San Lorenzo - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring games aren't always boring, but fans of San Lorenzo have had too many chances to test that theory this campaign. 24 of their side's encounters in Primera División have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will J. Vaccari and his Defensa y Justicia side be able to inject goalmouth action into this match on Saturday? Or will it be yet another low scoring affair?

A. Tucuman v Barracas - Both Teams To Score & Result -

If you like backing goals and choosing a victor, then the upcoming fixture between Atlético Tucumán and Barracas Central could be worth a look. J. Falcioni's side have lost 8 games this term in which both sides have found the net. That's a record in Primera División.

Huracan v Aldosivi - Double Chance - home win or draw

Every now and then we get a golden spell in football, and it has now been a while since since Huracán’s merry supporters watched their side suffer defeat in Primera División. D. Martínez’s boys are now unbeaten in 5 matches, and he'll be expecting that they can extend that run against Aldosivi at Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó on Sunday morning. Best odds of 1.13 can be taken advantage of to back Huracán to either win or draw.

Tal Cordoba v Belgrano - Double Chance - away win or draw

Talleres Córdoba have found something of a bogey team in Belgrano in the Primera División in recent years. The two clubs have played on 8 occasions since 2023, and Belgrano have gone unbeaten in them all. Sunday's game at Estadio Juan Domingo Perón could be a tricky one for O. De Felippe & co.

Boca Juniors v U Santa Fe - Both Teams To Score - yes

Unión Santa Fe followers have come to expect drama at each end when their team plays in Primera División, with both teams having scored in each of their last 5 matches. Boca Juniors on Sunday night should be another ding-dong battle.

Estudiantes Rio Cuarto v Racing Club - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Losing streaks can be incredibly difficult to break, but that's what's required of Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto boss R. Forestello on Monday. His side face Real Racing Club having been beaten in each of their last 3 Primera División outings.

Deportivo Riestra v Central Cor - Double Chance - away win or draw

It has been a miserable run of results for Deportivo Riestra and their fans, with their last Primera División win now coming 6 matches ago. Boss G. Duró has to find a solution, and sooner rather than later. Will Central Cordoba SdE at Estadio Guillermo Laza on Monday provide some relief?

Estudiantes v Gimnasia Mendoza - Both Teams To Score - no

If the form book is to be believed, we can expect at least one defence to keep a clean sheet at Estadio Ciudad de La Plata on Monday, as A. Medina Reobasco and D. Franco Gatti's teams meet. Estudiantes have had the highest number of fixtures where one team or more has failed to find the back of the net (i.e. BTTS no) in Primera División so far this term - 21 out of 27 played. Both managers will just be desperate that it isn't their side that flounders in front of goal.

Velez v Platense - Double Chance - home win or draw

G. Barros Schelotto and his Vélez Sarsfield side have developed a convenient way of getting something from just about every Primera División fixture they play. They're unbeaten in 10 in Primera División now, so M. Palermo and his Platense side will have to be at their best if they're to stand any chance at Estadio José Amalfitani on Monday.

Banfield v Rosario - Both Teams To Score - yes

Banfield supporters have come to expect action at each end when their team plays in Primera División, with both sides having scored in all of their last 5 outings. Rosario Central on Tuesday morning should be another goal-fest.