Colón's away score to settle at Almirante Brown | OneFootball

Every time it leaves Santa Fe, Colón seems to turn into a different team. So this Saturday, starting at 3:30 p.m., it will have another chance to break that duality when it faces Almirante Brown in Isidro Casanova on Matchday 16 of the Primera Nacional.

The feeling left by the draw against Mitre is still lingering. Not only because of the points that slipped away, but also because the Sabalero once again let an important chance pass to establish itself among the top spots. Ezequiel Medrán’s team showed moments of control, but ended up wrapped in a mix of frustration and helplessness that it will now try to vent away from home. That is where the real problem appears.

Colón’s other mission against Almirante Brown

While at the Brigadier López it has built a footballing and emotional fortress, far from Santa Fe the story changes too much. The level drops, confidence wavers, and results offer little support. The statistic is telling: just one win all season playing away from home. The campaign has started to split into two completely different versions. One solid, aggressive, and commanding when it plays in front of its fans. The other far more vulnerable when it has to go out and impose itself away from home. In its last three road games, it drew two and lost one.

That is why the clash against the Fragata will not be just another match. It represents a concrete test to find out how ready Colón really is to compete seriously. Because in long championships like the Primera Nacional, no team manages to stay near the top relying only on home form.

Medrán knows it. His players do too. The standings are starting to tighten, and every matchday is beginning to carry more weight. In that context, getting points in Isidro Casanova could mean much more than just three points: it could be the start of a response the team urgently needs.

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