Boca Juniors vs. Newell’s Old Boys: Result and Match Highlights | Torneo Clausura 2026

Boca Juniors Visits Newell’s in Rosario: Confirmed Lineups and Torneo Clausura Clash

Boca Juniors traveled to Rosario to face Newell’s Old Boys in a high-stakes Torneo Clausura fixture, featuring confirmed starting lineups and a dramatic back-and-forth encounter at the Estadio Marcelo Bielsa.

Confirmed Lineups and Tactical Setup in Rosario

Both coaching staffs released their official team sheets ahead of kickoff at the Coloso del Parque.

First-Half Breakthrough and Midfield Control

The visitors struck first through a well-executed build-up that ended with Santiago Ascacíbar finding the back of the net.

Newell’s Ten-Minute Response Turns the Match

The complexion of the match shifted dramatically after halftime as Newell’s mounted a rapid offensive surge. Reporting from multiple outlets highlighted a chaotic ten-minute window where the hosts completely overturned the deficit. Luca Regiardo ignited the home supporters—with Cadena 3 Argentina noting that the Coloso erupted when Regiardo scored to put Newell’s ahead 2–1.

Late Drama and the Final Equalizer

Facing defeat in Rosario, Boca Juniors mounted a late-game rescue mission. Editorial accounts from Olé described how the young players stepped up under pressure, capping off a frantic sequence with a late equalizer to level the score at 2–2. The dramatic finish salvaged a hard-fought point on the road for the Buenos Aires giants, preventing Newell’s from securing a full three points in front of their home supporters.

Standings Implications and What Lies Ahead

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