Los Andes vs Temperley Prediction & Betting Tips 29.03.2026

Los Andes come into this one with a strong low-scoring profile: their last six league matches have produced only five goals in total, and four of those six finished with two goals or fewer. At home they have been even tighter, going three league games without scoring a home goal, and their home record of no wins, two draws and one loss has yielded just one goal conceded. That kind of pattern fits an Under 2.5 goals lean more than a wide-open contest.

Temperley have also been leaning to the cagey side, with four of their last five league matches staying under 2.5 goals. Even when they beat Atlanta 2-1 on 22 March, the game still sat close to the line rather than opening up, and their recent away results include two goalless draws and a 1-0 loss at Atlético de Rafaela. Their away xG figure of 0.6 in this fixture also points to a limited attacking ceiling.

The head-to-head record does not push against the total either, with the last three meetings including two 1-0 wins for Los Andes and a 1-1 draw. That is a useful reminder that these sides have not regularly produced high totals against each other. Temperley have also gone three meetings with Los Andes without keeping a clean sheet, which slightly supports a narrow home breakthrough rather than a shootout.

There is a small tension with the 1-1 correct-score projection and Los Andes’ recent 2-0 away win at Ferro, but the broader scoring trend still favours restraint. Los Andes’ home games have been especially modest, while Temperley’s away matches have often been decided by one goal or ended scoreless. With the league’s home and away averages also sitting below three total goals combined, the under remains the safer angle.

My prediction is Under 2.5 Goals at 29/100. Los Andes have gone five straight league games at this venue without an over, Temperley have seen four of their last five league matches finish under the same line, and both teams have recent away and home numbers that lean toward one-goal margins or stalemates. The head-to-head also contains two 1-0 results and a 1-1 draw, which fits the under far better than a loose, end-to-end game.