Confirmed absences, Colón's All Boys selection woes | OneFootball

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·21 September 2026

Confirmed absences, Colón's All Boys selection woes

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Colón’s big win over Los Andes brought relief on the sporting side, but it also left physical and disciplinary consequences ahead of the next match. The Sabalero head coach will have to reshuffle the team’s structure for Matchday 31 of the Primera Nacional, when they visit All Boys in Floresta, due to a combination of suspensions for yellow-card accumulation and several injury concerns.

Because they reached the booking limit, forward Ignacio Lago and midfielder Agustín Toledo were shown yellow cards in the last round and will be forced to miss next Saturday’s clash. Both absences are a major headache for the coaching staff as they plan the week’s tactics.


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Medical tests under close watch

The biggest concern for the Barrio Centenario side is the condition of the injured players, whose final diagnoses will be known later in the day:

  • Matías Budiño: The Sabalero goalkeeper underwent medical tests after suffering a knee injury in the last match. The entire coaching staff is awaiting the results to determine the severity of the issue.
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  • Franco García: The Uruguayan winger finished the match with noticeable discomfort in the instep area, a result of the aftereffects of taking a free kick.
  1. Federico Rasmussen: The center back’s recovery is still being awaited after he was left out of the starting eleven just minutes before the previous match due to severe neck pain.

Returns that bring relief

Amid so many complications, Iván Delfino received good news to help offset the team selection ahead of the trip to Buenos Aires. In central defense, Pier Barrios could make his return, as he is recovering well from his physical issues.

In addition, central midfielder Federico Lértora and right back Mauro Peinipil have already served their one-match suspension for picking up a fifth yellow card and are fully available to return to the starting lineup.

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