Four off the top, Colón await a favour from All Boys | OneFootball

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·24 August 2026

Four off the top, Colón await a favour from All Boys

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Colón achieved its objective in Los Polvorines and got back to winning ways by defeating San Miguel 2-1. Iván Delfino’s team reached 45 points, drew level with Deportivo Morón, and now sits four points behind leaders Ferro in Primera Nacional’s Zone A.

That is why the Sabalero will be paying especially close attention to what happens this Monday night in Caballito, where Ferro will host All Boys from 8 p.m. in the final match of the round. The Caballito side comes in on a high after a 3-1 win over Atlanta and has now put together back-to-back victories.


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Ferro has four more points than Colón and, if it secures another win, will stretch the gap back to seven points over its closest challengers. The Verdolaga will look to make the most of its good form to stay firmly at the top of the standings.

On the other side will be All Boys, which comes in with renewed spirits after ending a six-match winless streak. The Floresta team beat Nueva Chicago 1-0 in the previous round and will try to pull off another upset to keep moving away from the bottom of the table.

The match will be especially important for Colón, which is enjoying its best spell since Delfino’s arrival. With three straight wins, the Sabalero has made up ground in the fight for the top spots and now needs Ferro to drop points in order to keep closing the gap at the top.

Meanwhile, Deportivo Morón will also have an important fixture this Wednesday, when it visits Central Norte. The result of that match will also be closely watched by Colón, as both teams currently share second place.

So, the Sabalero has already done its part and now is keeping one eye on its direct rivals. The final stretch of Zone A is starting to heat up, and every result could prove decisive in the battle for first place.

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