Huracan vs Tigre Prediction

How have they been playing lately?

Huracán's last 20 games have brought 8 wins, 7 draws and 5 losses, with 23 goals scored and 17 conceded. That's a reasonably steady return across various competitions, including some tight, low-scoring draws mixed with wins against sides like Independiente Rivadavia and Sarmiento.

Huracan: 20 completed matches; Tigre: 20 completed matches.

Huracan

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

17

Difference

+7

Tigre

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

21

Difference

0

Tigre's equivalent sample reads 6 wins, 6 draws and 8 losses from 20 matches, with 22 scored and 19 against. There's more inconsistency here, including some heavy defeats away from home, such as the 0-3 loss at Club Nacional and the 1-3 reverse at Racing Club.

Huracán's results have been a touch more settled than Tigre's over this stretch.

Comparative Team Statistics: Huracan vs Tigre

A head-to-head that leans one way

The last three completed meetings between these two have gone Huracán's way or ended level, including a 1-1 draw back in April 2026 and home wins in the two fixtures before that. Going further back, Huracán have won most of the recent editions played at their own ground.

It's not a huge sample and competitions and seasons vary, but there's a pattern here of Huracán holding their own in this fixture, particularly at home.

Where they sit in the table

The table snapshots show Huracán in and around 6th to 7th place across recent stages, while Tigre have sat closer to 10th in both samples provided. Huracán's points-per-game rate edges out Tigre's in each case.

These are partial looks at the table rather than a full final standings picture, but the gap between the two sides has been consistent in both snapshots.

Who's been contributing for Huracán

Óscar Cortés has been Huracán's main source of assists this season, setting up five goals in 26 appearances. Defensively, both Claudio Ibáñez and Jonathan Caicedo have picked up a fair number of yellow cards, with Caicedo also collecting a red.

Huracan:

Best assist providers:

Ó. Cortés - 5

Penalty cards:

C. Ibáñez x 1 x 13

J. Caicedo x 1 x 11

There's no equivalent player data available for Tigre in this case, so we can't make a direct comparison on individual contributions.