Bet on Atletico Nacional Medellin vs Boyaca Chico FC on Football

Atletico Nacional Medellin are favored to win against Boyaca Chico FC, with most recent Primera A outright prices in early January placing Nacional around 1.60–1.75 and Chico as high as 4.50–5.00 on the three-way line. Nacional finished the last Clausura phase in the top half with a strong home record in Medellin, while Boyaca Chico struggled away from Tunja and conceded over 1.5 goals per game on the road, which justifies the shorter price range for the hosts with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

The match between Atletico Nacional Medellin and Boyaca Chico FC is scheduled to start at 12:00 AM on January 16, 2026, local stadium time in Colombia, which corresponds to UTC-5. Fans following from Europe can expect kickoff in the early morning hours, while viewers in North America will see it in the late evening of January 15 depending on their time zone.

Atletico Nacional Medellin will host Boyaca Chico FC at Estadio Atanasio Girardot in Medellin, a multi-purpose venue with a football capacity of around 40,000 spectators. The stadium features a natural grass surface, modernized stands with good sightlines, and regularly hosts high-intensity Primera A fixtures as well as continental competitions.

Based on current form and market sentiment, a realistic pre-match line is Atletico Nacional Medellin around 1.60 on the moneyline, Boyaca Chico FC near 5.00, and the draw close to 3.60, implying Nacional have roughly a 60–65% implied win probability. Given Nacional’s superior attacking numbers at home and Chico’s poor away defensive metrics over the last league campaign, a home win and possibly Nacional -1 on the handicap offer the most value, while total goals markets lean toward over 2.0–2.5.

Historically, Atletico Nacional Medellin have dominated head-to-head meetings with Boyaca Chico FC, winning the majority of their clashes in the last decade and often scoring two or more goals at home. In their most recent five league encounters, Nacional have taken most of the points, with Chico managing only occasional draws and rarely winning in Medellin, underlining the hosts’ psychological and tactical edge going into this fixture.