Banfield come into this one off a wild 3-2 home win over Sarmiento at the Estadio Florencio Solá. That result shows they can score, sure, but it also shows they leak chances. A team shipping two at home to a mid-table side is not a team you trust to hold a lead. They play open, chaotic football, and that cuts both ways. Momentum is real for them after that result, but so is the defensive fragility. Belgrano, meanwhile, are licking wounds after a 0-1 home defeat to Argentinos Juniors at the Estadio Julio César Villagra. That is a poor result, especially at home, and it will have stung. But here is the thing: Belgrano are a proud club from Córdoba, recently promoted and scrapping for every point in the Primera División. They will not roll over. They will be desperate to bounce back, and that desperation often translates into a stubborn, hard-to-beat away performance. Recent form is thin in the brief, but the picture is clear: Banfield are erratic, Belgrano are wounded but resilient. We lean toward the away side avoiding defeat.