Huracan vs Gimnasia L.P. Prediction & Betting Tips

Gimnasia's goals against Huracan's steadiness

Over their last twenty matches, Gimnasia have won twelve, drawn four and lost four, scoring thirty goals along the way. That includes some big away days, like a 4-0 win at Estudiantes and a 2-1 win at Tigre, but also a couple of leaky nights at the back, conceding twenty-one in total.

Huracan: 20 completed matches; Gimnasia L.P.: 20 completed matches.

Huracan

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

23

Conceded

17

Difference

+6

Gimnasia L.P.

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

20% 4 / 20

Scored

30

Conceded

21

Difference

+9

Huracan's record in the same span reads eight wins, seven draws and five losses, with seventeen goals conceded. A lot of those games have finished level, including three separate 0-0 draws, which points to a side that's hard to break down but also struggles to find a cutting edge at times.

Gimnasia have scored more freely, but their defence has been looser than Huracan's.

Comparative Team Statistics: Huracan vs Gimnasia L.P.

A fixture with no clear long-term pattern

The most recent meeting in April 2026 went Huracan's way, a 3-0 win away at Gimnasia. Before that, though, the two had drawn 0-0 in November 2024, and further back the head-to-head is littered with tight scorelines and draws rather than one-sided results.

On the individual side, Huracan's J. Caicedo has been the standout scorer across the available data with thirteen goals in twenty-five appearances, while Gimnasia have spread their goals more evenly between M. Torres and A. Auzmendi.

History doesn't strongly favour either side; these games have tended to be close.

Both sides sitting just above mid-table

In the two most recent standings snapshots available, Gimnasia have finished above Huracan both times, whether that's 6th versus 7th or 4th versus 6th. The point gaps involved are modest rather than commanding.

Neither side looks to be fighting at either extreme of the table based on this evidence, which fits with a fixture where points matter but there's no obvious gulf in quality.

What sort of game this shapes up to be

Put the pieces together and this looks like it could be a cagey one. Gimnasia can score goals in clusters, but they've also been opened up at the back, while Huracan's low goals-against total in recent form suggests they're set up to make things difficult rather than chase games.

The head-to-head trend of low scores and draws only adds to that picture. If Gimnasia get an early foothold they've shown they can press on, but a scrappy, tighter contest wouldn't be a surprise either.

Key player statistics: Huracan vs Gimnasia L.P.

Huracan:

Best assist providers:

Ó. Cortés - 5

Penalty cards:

C. Ibáñez x 1 x 13

J. Caicedo x 1 x 11

Gimnasia L.P.:

Best assist providers:

A. Steimbach - 5

N. Schelotto - 4

Penalty cards:

A. Steimbach x 1 x 9

I. Fernández x 11

I. Miramón x 10