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**Belgrano arrive as the heavy favorites**, but Mar del Plata is never a fun away day—Aldosivi are battered by injury but still dangerous at home. 🔥
Aldosivi are limping through the season (1W in last 5), while Belgrano have found rhythm with three wins in their last five. The visitors edged out Racing Club 2-0 midweek, but a shock 3-0 loss to River Plate earlier shows they can be caught cold.
Key storylines:
- **Aldosivi's injury crisis** keeps piling up—Sosa, Sigali, Linares, and González all sidelined—but the home crowd could spark something
- **Belgrano's midfield control** through A. Sánchez and A. Maldonado has been the engine behind their recent form
- **Even head-to-head record** (2-2-2 in the last six) suggests this matchup is genuinely unpredictable
Expected lineups:
- **Aldosivi**: L. Acosta, B. Cufré, J. Pombo, N. Breitenbruch, E. López, L. Castro, M. Garcia, B. Palavecino, N. Gaitán, T. Fernández, A. Vombergar
- **Club Atlético Belgrano**: T. Cardozo, A. Spörle, L. López, L. Morales, A. Benítez, A. Sánchez, A. Maldonado, L. Passerini, L. Zelarayán, E. Rigoni, F. Vázquez
Prediction:
**Belgrano 2–1** — The visitors have the edge in form and depth, but Aldosivi's home fortress and injury-fueled desperation could steal a goal. Slight lean Belgrano. ⚪
Nothing reached 80% confidence before kick-off, so we stayed quiet rather than guess. Most matches end up here — that is what keeps the published calls at 87.0%.
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