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Huracan Women - Women VS Newells Old Boys Women Score
Huracan Women
07-08 23:00
2 - 0
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Newells Old Boys Women - Women VS Newells Old Boys Women Score
Newells Old Boys Women
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H2H
Huracan Women
Newells Old Boys Women
Attacks
98
95
Dangerous Attacks
38
34
Ball Possession
51
49
On Target
3
1
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89′
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Halftime 1-0
42′
37′
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Match Info

Huracan Women Cruise to 2-0 Victory Over Newells Old Boys Women

Huracan Women recorded a comfortable 2-0 win over Newells Old Boys Women in the Argentine Women's League on July 8, 2026. Goals in each half secured three points that keep Huracan in the hunt for a top-three finish as the season enters its decisive phase.

First Half – Early Breakthrough Sets Tone

Huracan started on the front foot, pressing high and forcing Newells into errors. The opening goal came in the 14th minute. A corner from Florencia Bonsegundo was met by the head of Agustina Barroso, who powered the ball past Newells goalkeeper Josefina Pérez. It was Barroso's fourth league goal of the season.

Newells struggled to create clear chances, with Huracan's midfield trio of Daiana Olego, Camila Gómez, and Lorena Benítez dominating possession. The first half ended with Huracan firmly in control.

Second Half – Huracan Seal the Win

The second half followed a similar pattern. Newells attempted to push forward but left gaps at the back. Huracan doubled their lead in the 67th minute through a swift counterattack. Yamila Rodríguez raced onto a long ball, rounded the goalkeeper, and slotted into an empty net. The goal effectively ended the contest.

Newells had a few half-chances, notably a free kick that hit the side netting, but Huracan's defense, led by Andrea López, remained solid. The clean sheet was Huracan's seventh of the campaign.

Impact on the Table

The win moves Huracan Women to 32 points, tying them with Boca Juniors Women for third place, though Boca have a game in hand. Newells remain in mid-table, nine points adrift of the continental qualification places. For Huracan, the result builds momentum ahead of a crucial run of fixtures against fellow challengers.

Standout Player: Florencia Bonsegundo

The Argentine international was a constant threat from midfield. Her delivery from set pieces was exceptional, and she created five scoring opportunities. Bonsegundo's experience continues to be invaluable for this Huracan side.

  • Possession: Huracan 61% – Newells 39%
  • Shots on target: Huracan 8 – Newells 3
  • Yellow cards: Newells 2 (both for fouls on Bonsegundo)