Round 35 of Primera Nacional now has definitive days and times for all 18 matches. The programme runs from Saturday, October 24 through Monday, October 26 and assigns nine fixtures to each group. Confirmation is especially important in the tournament's closing stretch, when races for first place, the promotion playoff and survival force clubs and supporters to organise travel, rest and recovery with little room for uncertainty.
Saturday begins at 3:30 p.m. with Almagro against Tristán Suárez. Ferro hosts Chaco For Ever and Quilmes faces San Martín de Tucumán at 4 p.m. Deportivo Madryn receives San Telmo at 7, Colegiales plays Atlético de Rafaela at 8, and Ciudad de Bolívar closes the day against Colón at 9 p.m. in the Municipal stadium. Six matches therefore make up the opening segment.
Group A has two Sunday games at 3:30 p.m.: Almirante Brown-Deportivo Morón and Estudiantes-Los Andes. Mitre de Santiago del Estero hosts Godoy Cruz at 5, the same starting time as Central Norte-Acassuso at Padre Ernesto Martearena. Racing de Córdoba meets All Boys at 6 p.m., one of the changes from the preliminary listing that had placed the fixture earlier in the day.
Group B also concentrates five games on Sunday. Gimnasia de Jujuy-Atlanta, Patronato-Agropecuario and Temperley-Chacarita start at 4 p.m. Midland-Gimnasia y Tiro de Salta and Deportivo Maipú-Güemes de Santiago del Estero follow at 5. The partial overlap requires attention across several grounds because every result may influence neighbouring positions in a table with few remaining opportunities for recovery.
Monday completes the round with two fixtures. Nueva Chicago hosts San Martín de San Juan at 1 p.m., a different time from the one initially circulated. Defensores de Belgrano and San Miguel close the programme at 3:30. The Mataderos adjustment and Racing de Córdoba's confirmation explain why the definitive list must replace the probable version for travel, operational and editorial purposes.
Group A enters the round with Ferro first on 65 points, followed by Godoy Cruz on 60 and Deportivo Morón on 58. Deportivo Madryn and Colón have 54, while Ciudad de Bolívar sits on 51. That order turns the schedule into more than a service list: Ferro can strengthen its advantage, the pursuing sides must respond and teams around the playoff cut face fixtures capable of changing the next phase.
The practical instruction for the weekend is to use only these confirmed times and monitor any later communication before travelling. The round reaches Buenos Aires, the province's interior, Córdoba, Jujuy, Mendoza, Entre Ríos, Salta and Santiago del Estero. That territorial span illustrates the division's federal scale and adds logistical pressure to a closing stretch in which points matter as much as arriving properly prepared for the next commitment.
