Colón won, climbed and dare to dream of finishing high in Primera Nacional | OneFootball

Matchday 32 of Primera Nacional’s Zone A brought major movement at the top of the table, and Colón knew how to take advantage of it. El Sabalero beat Estudiantes de Buenos Aires 1-0, reached 52 points, and with four rounds left in the regular season, moved back into the spotlight in the fight to climb the standings.

The win at the Brigadier López became even more valuable because of the results in the other matches that round. Ferro, who came in as leaders, lost and stayed on 61 points, while Morón earned a dramatic 2-1 win over All Boys and reached 58 points. As a result, the gap between the leaders and their closest challengers narrowed, and the battle for the top spots became more uncertain.

Colón, meanwhile, achieved their objective and picked up the three points they needed to stay in the race. Iván Delfino’s team now sits fifth with 52 points, just one behind Deportivo Madryn and Godoy Cruz, who have 53 and occupy the spots immediately above them.

With four matches still to be played, El Sabalero now faces the challenge of continuing to pick up points in order to finish as high as possible. The top is now nine points away, a considerable gap given the final stretch of the championship, but the fight for the top positions remains wide open.

In addition, Colón managed to create some breathing room over the teams behind them. Los Andes are ninth with 40 points, so the Santa Fe side holds a 12-point advantage over that position.

The outlook leaves Colón focused on the final four rounds, with the chance to keep climbing in a Zone A that is heading toward its conclusion with several teams separated by only a few points and plenty at stake ahead of the Reducido.

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