Central Cordoba vs Belgrano
Last weekend, CA Central Cordoba improved greatly regarding the season opener and were close to beating defending champions Boca Juniors (in fact, Facundo Castelli missed a penalty). However, the scoreless away draw is good news for El Ferroviario, who took their first point in the Liga Profesional to hold a three-point gap over the relegation zone in the point-average table. On a sorry note, the side are now winless in the last three league games, drawing one and losing two in that time. Furthermore, Central managed a single point across their last four matches as the hosting side. There is no relevant injury news for coach Leonardo Madelon.
With striker Pablo Vegetti netting a brace, Belgrano secured a massive 2-1 home success over River Plate at Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes, which represented their first win after promotion. El Pirata made it four points from six on offer in the Liga Profesional, leaving the relegation zone and also extending their unbeaten streak to six league games (five successes and one draw in that time).
Belgrano comes full of confidence after a huge win vs River and a good draw vs Racing in the 1st round, since they are recently promoted I still don’t fully trust them when playing away, but considering the have a striker who is on fire like Pablo Vegetti I expect at least a couple of goals here.