Estudiantes de Río Cuarto vs Estudiantes de Buenos Aires: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 15 Nov '25)

The upcoming showdown in the Primera Nacional between Estudiantes de Río Cuarto and Estudiantes de Buenos Aires promises all the thrill and spills you could hope for. Set to kick off on Saturday, November 15, 2025, it's more than just a date between two Estudiantes—it’s an opportunity to see who will study their opponent the best! With Estudiantes de Buenos Aires leading the head-to-head record with two wins to their name and Estudiantes de Río Cuarto managing one, the boys from Buenos Aires might walk in feeling like they're on the Dean's list.

In their most recent classroom altercation just last week on November 8th, Estudiantes de Buenos Aires secured a 1-0 victory, sending Río Cuarto back to their notebooks with a jam-packed syllabus. What's their secret to success? Keeping Estudiantes de Río Cuarto's star, L. González, and his seven-goal track record in check is a must. Meanwhile, F. Cáceres, holder of four assists this season, will be looking to add more apples to the teacher's desk for Estudiantes de Buenos Aires.

Academic ratings for the top students in Río Cuarto's school are top-notch with Brian Olivera scoring a 7.3, Gonzalo Maffini earning a solid 7.1, and Alejandro Cabrera tailgating at 7.06. Over in Buenos Aires, Franco Cáceres is getting gold stars with a 7.13, closely followed by Matias Budino and Franco Cáseres, both achieving a commendable 7.1.

Estudiantes de Río Cuarto have been clutching the ball in 46.3% of match time, while their scholarly rivals from Buenos Aires have held it for 50.2%—they just can’t put their textbooks down! When it comes to corner kicks, Río Cuarto gulps down an average of 3.84, while Buenos Aires slightly edges them out with 4.21 on average per match. It's still anyone’s game in the disciplinary department; while Río Cuarto has a colorful file of 97 yellow cards, 6 red cards, and 2 penalty goals conceded, Buenos Aires only looks slightly better with 95 yellow cards, matching the red card tally and also 2 penalty goals conceded.

Academic performance aside, with both teams showing pretty close tendencies to play in the principal's office, the upcoming game could be anyone's to win or mess up! But, if history, form, possession, and a dash of luck are anything to go by, Estudiantes de Buenos Aires might just pass with flying colors this time around—or at least avoid getting sent to detention!