Picture this: the upcoming clash in the Primera Nacional, Group B is not just a mere game; it’s a dramatic face-off that might just make the goalposts swoon. Scheduled for Sun, 13 Apr '25, it's bound to be a game of legendary proportions — at least that's what the local time insists on whispering.

In the intricate tapestry of direct encounters between these gladiators of the pitch, Chaco For Ever have yet to put a victory on the scoreboard against Gimnasia Jujuy in their past three matches. While Gimnasia Jujuy have claimed one win for themselves, the universe has kindly agreed to two diplomatic draws. Speaking of victories, the last skirmish on Sun, 03 Sep '23 saw Gimnasia Jujuy laugh all the way to a 2-0 win, as they joyfully hosted the losing squad with all the hospitality of a locked door.

As they enter the battlefield this time, Chaco For Ever look somewhat wilted after a stinging 0-2 defeat at the not-so-delicate hands of Gimnasia y Esgrima Mendoza. On the contrary, Gimnasia Jujuy are still brushing off the dust from a goalless draw with Mitre, a game so tense it almost produced an audible yawn from the spectators. In their domestic stardom standings, both teams flaunt a mighty position of zero — a statistic you didn't know you needed till now.

This battle won't just be about team effort; it will be about performances that dazzle like sequins under stadium lights. Gimnasia Jujuy should keep an eye out for M. Romero, Chaco For Ever's knight in tactical shining armor and their top scorer with a staggering two goals. Meanwhile, Chaco For Ever have their own star to watch, F. Molina, who has been Presidium of assists with a single dazzling contribution this season.

Player ratings are more important than those flashy names, though! For Chaco For Ever, Leonardo Marinucci shines with a rating of 7.29, followed closely by Gastón Canuto and Maximiliano Romero, as reliable as ever with scores of 7.17 and 7.11, respectively. On the flip side, the gems of Gimnasia Jujuy's crown are Nicolas Diego Dematei with a soaring 7.59, and his trusty companions Bruno Palazzo and Milton Álvarez, who impress with ratings of 7.38 and 7.28.

Possession statistics whisper tales of a 47.3% occupancy rate for Chaco For Ever in their matches, while Gimnasia Jujuy are packing their games with 54.3% possession. Corners may be the chapters of this story still waiting to be penned, as Chaco For Ever have averaged 4.67 corners, leaving Gimnasia Jujuy slightly ahead at 5.44 per match.

When it comes to card games, Chaco For Ever showcase their restrained lack of Penalty goals but can't resist stocking up on 23 Yellow and 1 Red cards. Not to be outdone, Gimnasia Jujuy keep pace with 24 Yellow, 1 Red, and a cheeky penalty goal conceded, just for kicks.

With all these deliciously chaotic statistics swirling around, it seems Gimnasia Jujuy might just take the bragging rights this time. But hey, when the ball rolls, anything is possible!