Match context

The upcoming match between All Boys and San Telmo is scheduled for 12.09.2026 18:30 in Primera Nacional. The analysis uses only stored statistics, form, head-to-head records, trend percentages and active Premium market signals. It does not guarantee a particular result.

Standings and season form
All Boys are in position 13 with 31 points after 23 matches. The season record is 4 wins, 11 draws and 8 losses. The goals record is 13 scored and 22 conceded. The stored form sequence is WDLWD. San Telmo are in position 17 with 28 points after 22 matches. The season record is 5 wins, 8 draws and 9 losses. The goals record is 18 scored and 23 conceded. The stored form sequence is DLWDL.

Recent results

All Boys recorded 2 wins, 6 draws and 2 losses across the last 10 completed matches. The newest-to-oldest result sequence is WDLWDLDDDD. The averages are 0.50 goals scored and 0.60 goals conceded per match. Both teams scored in 30% of those matches, while 0% finished with over 2.5 goals. San Telmo recorded 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses across the last 10 completed matches. The newest-to-oldest result sequence is DLWDLLWLLL. The averages are 0.80 goals scored and 1.70 goals conceded per match. Both teams scored in 50% of those matches, while 70% finished with over 2.5 goals.

Head-to-head

Across the last 10 head-to-head matches, All Boys recorded 4 wins, there were 3 draws, and San Telmo recorded 3 wins. The average total was 2.40 goals per match. Both teams scored in 60% of those matches, while 50% finished with over 2.5 goals.

Trend indicators

The highest stored values are: Under 3.5 goals — 90%; Under 2.5 goals — 60%; Over 1.5 goals — 50%; Over 0.5 first-half goals — 40%; Over 2.5 goals — 40%. They are statistical indicators and are not automatically converted into a prediction.

PMV3 model and market price

The PMV3 model classifies the leading outcome as All Boys or draw (1X) with 86% confidence. The stored fair probabilities for home, draw and away are 58.25%, 27.41% and 14.34%. The model momentum difference is 43.91 points in favour of All Boys. The input data quality score is 95/100. The stored price for the selected market is 1.14 with Bet365. The stored estimated EV is -2.35%. Despite the model probability, the price is marked NO_VALUE. The signal is therefore not treated automatically as a value bet.

Asian handicap market movement

The normalized movement for the Asian pair All Boys -0.25 / San Telmo +0.25 supports All Boys by an average 2.94 percentage points across 3 bookmakers (Pinnacle, Bet365, 1xBet) with up to 13 stored observations. This is a market signal, not a result guarantee.

Discipline profile

The discipline profile for All Boys at home is based on 11 matches. The team averages 2.73 yellow cards, 0.18 red cards and 2.91 total cards per match. At least 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 cards were recorded in 100.0%, 81.8%, 63.6%, 18.2% and 18.2% of those matches respectively, while a red card occurred in 18.2%. Season card data is available for 24 of 28 completed matches (85.7% coverage). The discipline profile for San Telmo away from home is based on 12 matches. The team averages 3.25 yellow cards, 0.25 red cards and 3.50 total cards per match. At least 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 cards were recorded in 100.0%, 100.0%, 75.0%, 50.0% and 16.7% of those matches respectively, while a red card occurred in 25.0%. Season card data is available for 25 of 28 completed matches (89.3% coverage).

What happened in the match

The match between All Boys and San Telmo ended 0-1. The game produced 1 goal in total. The first half contained 0 goals. The following review compares the final result only with historical data, the discipline profile, trend values and Premium signals locked before kickoff.

Comparison with the head-to-head history

The previous 10 head-to-head meetings averaged 2.4 goals, while this match produced 1. The final scoring profile differed by more than one goal from that average. Across the previous 10 head-to-head meetings, the leading historical direction was BTTS at 60%. The actual outcome for this indicator was No BTTS. The final result did not align with that historical profile.

Which pre-match trends were confirmed and which were not

Before kickoff, the stored trend indicated No BTTS at 70%. The actual outcome was No BTTS. The stored trend was confirmed by the result. Before kickoff, the stored trend indicated Under 2.5 at 60%. The actual outcome was Under 2.5. The stored trend was confirmed by the result. Before kickoff, the stored trend indicated Under 3.5 at 90%. The actual outcome was Under 3.5. The stored trend was confirmed by the result. Before kickoff, the stored trend indicated Under 0.5 HT at 60%. The actual outcome was Under 0.5 HT. The stored trend was confirmed by the result. Before kickoff, the stored trend indicated Under 1.5 HT at 80%. The actual outcome was Under 1.5 HT. The stored trend was confirmed by the result.

Discipline profile review

Before kickoff, the discipline profile for All Boys at home was based on 11 matches, with averages of 2.73 yellow cards, 0.18 red cards and 2.91 total cards per match. In this game, All Boys received 0 yellow cards and 0 red cards, 0 in total. That was 2.91 cards below the stored average. In the pre-match sample, 3+ cards occurred in 63.6% of matches, 5+ in 18.2%, and a red card in 18.2%. Before kickoff, the discipline profile for San Telmo away from home was based on 12 matches, with averages of 3.25 yellow cards, 0.25 red cards and 3.5 total cards per match. In this game, San Telmo received 4 yellow cards and 0 red cards, 4 in total. That was 0.5 cards above the stored average. In the pre-match sample, 3+ cards occurred in 75% of matches, 5+ in 16.7%, and a red card in 25%.

Asian handicap review

The Asian-handicap signal locked before kickoff supported San Telmo at +0.25. The stored market movement was 2.94 percentage points across 3 bookmakers. At the final score of 0-1, the line settled as a full win. The Asian-handicap signal was confirmed.

Summary

Of 8 verifiable pre-match indicators, 6 aligned with the final result and 2 were not confirmed. This is a post-match verification of data stored before kickoff, not a revision of the analysis after the match ended.