Colón's dismal away record since relegation to Primera Nacional | OneFootball

Colón’s away form has become one of the main concerns during its time in Primera Nacional. Far from improving as the seasons have gone by, the numbers show an increasingly negative trend, which became even more pronounced after the recent 3-1 defeat to San Telmo at Isla Maciel.

The next challenge will be this Sunday starting at 4 p.m. against Patronato at Presbítero Bartolomé Grella, where the team will try to begin turning around a statistic that already looks alarming.

2024: inconsistent, but competitive for Colón

In its first season in the division, Colón showed an inconsistent away campaign, though still within acceptable parameters. It finished 21st out of 38 teams.

In 19 matches, it won 4, drew 6, and lost 9, with 13 goals scored and 15 conceded (-2). It collected 18 points, with an efficiency rate of 31.5%.

Among its most notable results were victories over Deportivo Morón (2-0), Brown de Adrogué (4-0), and Almagro (2-0), although it also piled up several consecutive defeats in the final stretch of the tournament.

2025: Colón’s collapse

The following season marked a clear downturn. Colón finished 32nd in the away standings, with very worrying numbers.

In 17 matches, it managed just 3 wins, 1 draw, and 13 losses. It scored 12 goals and conceded 28 (-16), totaling only 10 points and an efficiency rate of 19.6%.

The defeats piled up, and the team showed major difficulties in holding onto results away from home. Even in matches where it scored, it failed to impose itself, showing defensive fragility and a lack of consistency.

2026: the start does not change the trend for Colón

So far this season, the outlook shows no improvement. Colón has played two away matches: a 0-0 draw against Central Norte and a heavy 3-1 loss to San Telmo.

Despite the short stretch so far, the numbers remain in line with what happened in 2025, with a team that still cannot make itself strong away from Santa Fe.

In this context, the visit to Patronato looks like a key test. Not only because of the points at stake, but also because of the urgent need to change an image that has been repeating itself for some time.

The overall balance: an alarming statistic

Adding together the 2024 and 2025 seasons and what has been played so far in 2026, Colón has accumulated:

Numbers that explain a large part of the team’s difficulties in the division and that demand an immediate response if it intends to be a contender. The challenge has been set: start changing the story away from home.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.