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Boca Juniors Beat Union 3-0 to Extend Unbeaten Run to 16 Matches

Boca Juniors Beat Union 3-0 to Extend Unbeaten Run to 16 Matches
Boca Juniors Beat Union 3-0 to Extend Unbeaten Run to 16 Matches
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Boca Juniors claimed a 3-0 home win over Union de Santa Fe at La Bombonera in round 11 of the Torneo Clausura on Friday, October 2, 2026.

Defender Lautaro Di Lollo and winger Leonel Flores scored for the hosts, who stretched their unbeaten streak to 16 matches across all competitions under head coach Rodolfo Arruabarrena.

The result keeps Boca in strong contention near the top of their zone standings.

Di Lollo and Flores Seal the Win

Di Lollo opened the scoring in the 22nd minute by heading in a cross from Leandro Paredes.

Boca controlled possession for the rest of the first half, despite an earlier long-range attempt from Union's Ignacio Malcorra.

In the second half, Flores doubled the lead in the 37th minute after controlling a loose ball inside the penalty area and firing past goalkeeper Matias Mansilla.

Flores completed his double in the 47th minute with an individual play to seal the 3-0 scoreline.

Boca created more chances late on, including a diagonal strike from Alan Velasco that went inches wide and a one-on-one chance by Enner Valencia that Mansilla saved.

Before kickoff, Boca confirmed that midfielder Tomas Belmonte underwent successful surgery on Friday for a torn meniscus in his right knee.

Belmonte is expected to miss the remainder of the calendar year during his rehabilitation.

Boca started with Leandro Brey in goal, supported by defenders Leandro Lozano, Lautaro Di Lollo, Facundo Herrera, and Lautaro Blanco.

Midfielders Santiago Ascacibar, Leandro Paredes, Milton Delgado, and Alan Velasco joined attackers Miguel Merentiel and Sebastian Villa.

Union de Santa Fe manager Leonardo Madelon deployed Matias Mansilla in goal behind Lucas Ayala, Juan Pablo Luduena, Matias Rocha, and Juan Pintado.

The midfield comprised Brahian Cuello, Joaquin Mosqueira, Lucas Menossi, and Julian Palacios, behind forwards Cristian Tarragona and Marcelo Estigarribia.

Referee Sebastian Martinez officiated, assisted by linesmen Juan Mamani and Lucas Pardo, fourth official Damian Rubino, and VAR referee Sebastian Bresba.

Boca Juniors will face Instituto in their next Torneo Clausura fixture.

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