Colón want a hand from Floresta to stay near the top in Zone A | OneFootball

Morón visits All Boys with a real chance to snatch the top spot from Colón. The match kicks off at 8 p.m.

The battle for the top of Primera Nacional’s Zone A will have a new chapter this Monday, and at Colón they will be paying close attention to what happens in Floresta. Starting at 8 p.m., Deportivo Morón will visit All Boys with the chance to once again become the outright leader of the championship.

The draw earned by the Sabalero in Caseros against Estudiantes left the door open for the Gallito to move ahead of them. Right now, the Santa Fe side leads with 23 points, while Morón sits on 22 with one game in hand.

The Gallito wants to seize the chance to become leader

Walter Otta’s team knows that the end of the round gives them an ideal opportunity to regain ground and stand alone at the top. After several matchdays sharing the spotlight with Colón, Morón will try to capitalize on the red-and-black side’s slip-up away from Santa Fe.

In addition, the Gallo needs to get back to winning ways to reaffirm its credentials in an extremely balanced division, where the margins are razor-thin and any round can completely change the picture.

All Boys comes in hurting and in crisis after the defeat to Colón

Morón’s opponent is going through a delicate moment. All Boys is coming off a 3-2 loss to Colón at the Brigadier López, and that defeat led to the departure of head coach Aníbal Biggeri.

With Darío Stefanatto as interim manager, the Floresta side will try to respond in the middle of a difficult spell, as it is battling near the bottom of the table and staying out of the relegation zone only on goal difference.

The need for points also makes this a high-stakes match for the home side, which will look to make itself strong at the Islas Malvinas to end its bad run.

An increasingly tight table with Colón on top

While preparing for next Sunday’s clash against Mitre de Santiago del Estero, Colón will closely follow everything that happens in Buenos Aires. Ezequiel Medrán’s team left positive impressions with its play in Caseros, but the draw did not allow it to pull away in the standings.

That is why the result between All Boys and Morón could once again shake up the battle for the top. The Sabalero has already seen that in this Primera Nacional there is no room to relax and that every point can end up carrying decisive weight in the final stretch of the tournament.

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