All Boys vs Ferro Prediction & Betting Tips (12 August)

Ferro had gone ten games without a win on their top-flight travels, suffering seven defeats along the way, so there should definitely be a shortage of confidence in their ranks. Meanwhile, All Boys had secured 12 victories in 16 Primera Nacional matches on their own patch, which is pretty good going.

In advance of last match, under 2.5 goals had been the order of the day in six Ferro matches on the bounce in Primera Nacional, with the net bulging just seven times in total across these games. Given that seven of the previous nine All Boys home fixtures at this level have followed the same pattern, no more than two goals are expected when the teams go head-to-head.

When Ferro come calling in the Primera Nacional, excitement tends to be in short supply, with at least one of the two teams pitching a shutout in 14 of their previous 19 away games. It has been a similar story as far as All Boys are concerned on their own patch of late, with both teams on target in just two of their last nine matches at this level, so something similar seems likely.