Temperley vs Club A. Guemes

At the Alfredo Beranger, Temperley welcome Güemes of Santiago del Estero. The Gasolero sit sixth in Zona B with 23 points and a crystal-clear identity: eight draws in sixteen rounds, just 13 goals scored and 15 conceded, the classic team that lives on fine margins and games decided by one moment. Güemes, twelfth on 19 points, carry a more schizophrenic profile: 16 goals scored but a hefty 23 conceded, one of the most breached defences in the zone, with away trips often complicated by distance and a waiting-game approach that does not always protect them. The Under 3.5 reading starts with Temperley: their matches average under two total goals, and at home the script repeats with almost monotonous regularity — cautious possession, low tempo, very few chances conceded. For this market to fail, Güemes would need to turn the game into a shootout, something they have rarely managed away from Santiago. Far more likely is a one or two-goal affair with the hosts managing the rhythm throughout. The risk is the visitors' defensive porosity, which could break the game open early and change its inertia. Confidence 6 out of 10: the home side's profile is decisive in this assessment.