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Racing Club Women - Women VS River Plate Women Result
Racing Club Women
06-21 22:00
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River Plate Women - Women VS River Plate Women Result
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Racing Club Women
River Plate Women
Attacks
96
104
Dangerous Attacks
82
50
Ball Possession
44
56
On Target
6
3
Off Target
1029
2029
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End 3-1
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2-1
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1-1
51′
0-1
Halftime 0-0
46′
39′
7′
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Match Info

Match Report: Racing Club Women 3–1 River Plate Women – Argentine Women's League, 21 June 2026

Racing Club Women produced a dominant performance to beat River Plate Women 3–1 in the Argentine Women's League on 21 June 2026. The win kept Racing's title challenge firmly on track in front of a passionate home crowd.

Match Overview

Racing started aggressively and opened the scoring in the 7th minute when forward Lucía Díaz turned in a low cross from the right. River Plate equalised against the run of play in the 23rd minute through a long-range strike by Carolina Méndez. However, Racing regained control before half-time when María López headed home from a corner.

Key Moments

  • 7' – Díaz gives Racing an early lead with a poacher's finish.
  • 23' – Méndez scores a spectacular equaliser for River.
  • 40' – López restores Racing's advantage with a powerful header.
  • 68' – Substitute Valeria Torres seals the win with a clinical strike from outside the box.

Player of the Match

Midfielder Camila Fernández was a standout, dictating play from deep and completing over 90% of her passes. Her vision and work rate helped Racing dominate possession.

Table Impact

Racing Club Women remain second in the Argentine Women's League table, two points behind leaders Boca Juniors Women. River Plate Women stay fourth, now six points off the top. The result underlines Racing's credentials as genuine title contenders.