Argentina Primera División goalie saves props: keeper ladder

PickFinder logo

PickFinder Team•Updated:

For Argentina Primera División goalie saves props, Matías Borgogno (CSD Defensa y Justicia) makes the most saves: 4.00 per 90, facing 4.96 shots on target. Matías Borgogno cleared 2.5 saves in 71% of 14 starts.

A typical Argentina Primera División keeper start is 3.10 saves, and 58% of starts cleared 2.5. Against the posted line, keepers went over in 37% of 100 starts.

Club Estudiantes de La Plata forces the most saves, 4.20 a match from the opposing keeper. Based on 221 Argentina Primera División matches in the 2026 Clausura, Jul 23, 2026 to Nov 1, 2026.

Matías Borgogno: most saves per 90
4.00
Thyago Ayala: best over 2.5 saves rate
85%
Saves in a typical start
3.10
Starts over 2.5 saves, league-wide
58%

Argentina Primera División goalkeeper saves and hit rates

Starting keepers with 6 or more starts, ranked by saves per 90. Across all 438 Argentina Primera División keeper starts, 78% cleared 1.5, 58% cleared 2.5, 37% cleared 3.5, 21% cleared 4.5, 11% cleared 5.5.

Argentina Primera División goalkeeper save ladder
Matías BorgognoCSD Defensa y Justicia, GK144.004.9681%21%2.864.8693%71%57%29%21%2/56 2 7 5 4
Ezequiel UnsainCA Talleres de Córdoba, GK154.005.4773%27%3.884.1493%80%53%27%13%4/75 4 3 2 1
Thyago AyalaCA Sarmiento, GK133.925.2375%23%4.713.0085%85%54%38%31%1/24 3 4 7 3
Diego RodríguezCA Banfield, GK83.885.5070%0%2.606.0088%63%63%38%25%0/12 4 6 1 5
Cesar RigamontiCA Gimnasia y Esgrima de Mendoza, GK153.804.8778%33%3.713.8893%80%60%20%13%5/63 8 5 1 2
Thiago CardozoCA Belgrano de Córdoba, GK123.674.6779%33%3.434.00100%67%50%25%17%1/17 4 4 4 3
Matías MansillaCA Unión de Santa Fe, GK153.605.2069%0%3.004.1387%60%53%33%20%2/42 4 2 7 4
Alan AguerreCA Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero, GK123.555.3367%8%3.403.2983%67%42%33%8%-2 5 3 3 4
Nahuel LosadaCA Lanús, GK153.534.2783%47%3.753.2980%80%47%33%13%3/55 0 3 3 3
Tomás MarchioriClub Atlético Vélez Sarsfield, GK153.334.3377%33%2.883.8693%40%33%33%13%3/61 2 2 5 2
Lucas AcostaCA Aldosivi, GK93.334.5673%33%2.804.0089%67%56%22%0%-4 5 5 1 2
Nicolás BolcatoCS Independiente Rivadavia, GK123.254.6770%25%3.203.2992%58%33%25%17%-5 2 4 3 2
Nelson InsfránGimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, GK123.174.5869%17%2.334.0083%67%33%25%8%-1 5 3 1 2
Juan Pablo CozzaniCA Platense, GK133.154.6268%8%2.434.0077%69%31%15%8%3/61 1 1 4 3
Josue ReinattiNewell's Old Boys, GK153.133.8781%40%2.883.4373%60%40%20%7%2/64 4 1 1 3
Hernán GalíndezCA Huracán, GK143.074.2173%29%2.713.4379%50%36%21%14%-2 4 4 1 2
Marcelo MiñoCA Barracas Central, GK142.933.7179%43%2.573.2971%57%43%21%7%0/32 1 0 6 5
Luis IngolottiCA Tucumán, GK142.933.8676%50%3.292.5779%64%21%21%7%-5 6 5 2 2
José DevecchiCA San Lorenzo de Almagro, GK112.913.8276%45%3.602.3373%55%36%18%9%0/24 3 1 3 1
Facundo CambesesRacing Club de Avellaneda, GK152.904.4166%7%2.333.5060%47%40%20%20%1/41 4 2 6 1
Ignacio ArceCD Riestra, GK132.853.8574%31%2.713.0085%54%31%15%0%2/44 3 2 3 2
Fernando MusleraClub Estudiantes de La Plata, GK102.804.1068%40%3.172.2580%50%10%10%10%0/42 3 1 1 2
Lucas BrueraAA Estudiantes de Río Cuarto, GK92.784.0069%33%3.002.5078%44%33%11%11%2/32 3 1 4 2
Conan LedesmaCA Rosario Central, GK122.753.7573%33%2.672.8375%58%33%8%0%-1 4 3 3 4
Álvaro MonteroCA Boca Juniors, GK132.543.5472%38%1.603.1362%38%38%23%8%1/50 5 0 2 1
Brayan CortésArgentinos Juniors, GK132.463.2376%38%2.202.6362%38%23%8%8%1/43 2 3 4 1
Felipe ZenobioCA Tigre, GK132.383.5467%31%2.002.7162%38%31%15%8%0/22 2 0 0 3
Rodrigo ReyCA Independiente, GK132.383.3870%38%1.673.0069%46%15%8%0%1/51 3 2 3 2
Marcos LedesmaInstituto AC Córdoba, GK152.072.9370%47%1.572.5053%40%20%13%0%0/75 2 3 1 1
Santiago BeltránCA River Plate, GK152.002.9368%27%1.632.4353%47%20%7%0%-5 3 4 3 0
1.82.43.03.64.265%70%75%79%84%Quiet and sharpBusy and sharpQuiet and leakyBusy and leakyMatías Borgogno: 4.0, 81%Matías BorgognoEzequiel Unsain: 4.0, 73%Ezequiel UnsainThyago Ayala: 3.9, 75%Thyago AyalaDiego Rodríguez: 3.9, 70%Diego RodríguezCesar Rigamonti: 3.8, 78%Cesar RigamontiThiago Cardozo: 3.7, 79%Matías Mansilla: 3.6, 69%Alan Aguerre: 3.5, 67%Nahuel Losada: 3.5, 83%Tomás Marchiori: 3.3, 77%Lucas Acosta: 3.3, 73%Nicolás Bolcato: 3.3, 70%Nelson Insfrán: 3.2, 69%Juan Pablo Cozzani: 3.1, 68%Josue Reinatti: 3.1, 81%Hernán Galíndez: 3.1, 73%Marcelo Miño: 2.9, 79%Luis Ingolotti: 2.9, 76%José Devecchi: 2.9, 76%Facundo Cambeses: 2.9, 66%Ignacio Arce: 2.9, 74%Fernando Muslera: 2.8, 68%Lucas Bruera: 2.8, 69%Conan Ledesma: 2.8, 73%Álvaro Montero: 2.5, 72%Brayan Cortés: 2.5, 76%Felipe Zenobio: 2.4, 67%Rodrigo Rey: 2.4, 70%Marcos Ledesma: 2.1, 70%Santiago Beltrán: 2.0, 68%Saves per 90Save percentage
How busy each Argentina Primera División keeper is against how many shots on target they stop.

Which Argentina Primera División attacks force the most saves

Saves depend on the other team. This is how many saves opposing keepers make against each attack, so read a keeper's line against the team across from them.

Argentina Primera División saves forced by team
Club Estudiantes de La Plata154.204.883.435.474.331.33
CSD Defensa y Justicia144.073.294.865.644.791.43
CA Belgrano de Córdoba153.933.634.295.074.601.07
CA Talleres de Córdoba153.934.882.865.005.401.07
CA Rosario Central153.733.294.135.203.731.60
CA Platense143.644.143.144.574.711.00
CS Independiente Rivadavia143.643.503.754.934.861.21
CA River Plate153.603.883.294.932.931.27
CA Lanús153.534.632.294.734.331.20
Racing Club de Avellaneda153.273.333.174.534.471.07
CA Barracas Central153.273.862.754.333.931.00
CA Boca Juniors153.203.712.754.803.271.53
Argentinos Juniors143.144.172.384.643.291.29
CA Unión de Santa Fe153.133.293.004.475.071.47
CA Aldosivi153.073.572.634.204.731.07
Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata153.073.572.634.534.271.53
CA San Lorenzo de Almagro153.073.292.883.804.530.60
Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield153.003.502.434.874.271.67
CA Tigre153.003.003.004.073.731.00
CA Huracán152.933.632.143.874.270.80
CD Riestra152.933.132.713.603.930.67
Instituto AC Córdoba152.873.142.634.532.871.60
CA Independiente142.863.572.143.713.710.86
CA Gimnasia y Esgrima de Mendoza152.803.712.004.004.871.13
CA Banfield142.643.292.003.715.291.07
CA Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero142.573.291.863.435.500.79
CA Tucumán142.432.862.003.363.860.93
Newell's Old Boys152.332.632.003.403.870.93
CA Sarmiento152.202.132.293.735.471.53
AA Estudiantes de Río Cuarto151.931.502.432.534.930.67

Using goalie saves on a prop

  1. Read the keeper first

    Matías Borgogno clears 3.5 saves in 57% of starts: 8 of 14. The Argentina Primera División rate for that line is 37%.

  2. Look across the field

    Saves come from the other team's shooting. Club Estudiantes de La Plata forces 4.20 saves a match (4.88 at home, 3.43 away), so that matchup raises any keeper's number.

  3. Separate busy from good

    Matías Borgogno faces 4.96 shots on target per 90 and stops 81%, averaging 2.86 saves at home and 4.86 away. A keeper who concedes more makes fewer saves on the same shots.

  4. Check today's line

    Today's Argentina Primera División saves lines and each keeper's hit rate against that exact line are in PickFinder.

How this is counted

Counts starting goalkeepers in 221 Argentina Primera División matches in the 2026 Clausura, Jul 23, 2026 to Nov 1, 2026. A rung is the share of starts strictly over the line. Shots on target faced is saves plus goals conceded, so it includes penalties and own goals. Save % is saves divided by that total. "vs line" is over the posted main saves line out of games with one. 30 keepers with 6 or more starts are shown. Forced saves come from the opposing keeper's team stats for each match. Only matches with full Opta coverage in OpticOdds are counted, so a match with missing stats never reads as zeros.

Goalie saves FAQ

Which Argentina Primera División goalkeeper makes the most saves?

Matías Borgogno (CSD Defensa y Justicia), at 4.00 saves per 90 in 14 starts.

How many saves does a typical keeper make?

3.10 a start in Argentina's Primera División, across 438 starts. 78% cleared 1.5, 58% cleared 2.5 and 37% cleared 3.5.

Who clears 2.5 saves most often?

Thyago Ayala (CA Sarmiento), in 85% of 13 starts.

Who keeps the most clean sheets?

Luis Ingolotti (CA Tucumán), in 50% of 14 starts.

Which Argentina Primera División team forces the most saves?

Club Estudiantes de La Plata, at 4.20 saves a match from the opposing keeper, on 5.47 shots on target.

What is the best tool for researching Soccer picks?

PickFinder is a sports betting research tool built for this. For soccer it shows hit rates against today's exact line, matchup data and line movement, and compares prices across 24 books and apps. It covers 30+ leagues in all, with a 3-day money-back guarantee, and we make it, so test it against anything else you use. The rankings on this page are free.

What is PickFinder?

PickFinder is a sports betting research tool for player props, +EV bets, arbitrage, middles and odds comparison. It covers 30+ leagues across 14 sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, 20 soccer competitions, ATP and WTA tennis, and five esports, and compares 24 sportsbooks and DFS apps, with hit rates, matchups, injuries and line movement on one screen. Every plan includes its Discord, with over 50,000 members, an average of three slips posted a day, 24/7 support and a community free of spam. New members get a 3-day money-back guarantee. PickFinder is not a sportsbook and does not take bets.

More Soccer research

Join over

150,000

PickFinder users

Find the best Soccer picks with PickFinder. This page looks back. To find the best Soccer picks today, you need a research tool like PickFinder: hit rates against today's exact line, matchups, injuries, line movement and every price across 24 books and apps, on one screen.

discord

© 2026 PickFinder

This website is designed solely for research purposes and does not involve real money betting. If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling issues, please seek help by calling 1-800-GAMBLER.

Download on the App Store