A selection of the best kits released for the 2025-26 season, including Real Madrid, Newcastle, Arsenal, Palmeiras, St. Pauli, Boca Juniors and more. Vote for your favourites.
Things could not look bleaker for Boca Juniors at the moment but the malaise does seem to exceed Miguel Ángel Russo or any one coach. Leer más
Argentine giants enduring worst-ever run of form Miljevic appeared with USMNT in January friendlies Boca Juniors endured their worst-ever run of form as they extended their winless streak to 11 games across all competitions after a 1-0 loss at Huracan on Sunday, courtesy of Matko Miljevic’s second-half goal. Miljevic, who played for the US in January’s friendlies, struck brilliantly from outside the box to doom Boca, one of the giants of Argentine soccer. Continue reading...
World Cup winning midfielder stunned by fan turnout as he formalises return to Boca Juniors. Leer más
"Thursday, 6pm, La Bombonera," read a message on the club’s official X account posted Tuesday. Leer más
A selection of the best kits released for the 2025-26 season, including Real Madrid, Newcastle, Arsenal, Palmeiras, St. Pauli, Boca Juniors and more. Vote for your favourites.
Embarrassment and frustration at the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States as Boca’s campaign ends early by being held by semi-professional side Auckland City. Leer más
Auckland City v Boca Juniors delayed for lightning Bayern already assured of spot in knockout round Benfica’s Andreas Schjelderup struck in the first half to seal a 1-0 win over Bayern Munich in sweltering heat on Tuesday, sending the Portuguese side to the top of Group C at the Club World Cup. After securing their first-ever victory over Bayern, Benfica will face Chelsea or Esperance de Tunis in the last 16. Bayern, finishing second, are set to face Group D leaders Flamengo. Continue reading...
Tenacious Boca Juniors side goes down 2-1 to Bayern Munch in Miami; Fantastic Miguel Merentiel breakaway strike put Xeneize back in game after Harry Kane's opener, but Michael Olise strikes winner Leer más
Real Madrid, Barcelona, Inter, Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen have already strengthened their squads By WhoScored River Plate have convinced Real Madrid to let them keep Franco Mastantuono for the Club World Cup, which is a huge boost for the Argentinian club. If you haven’t seen the video of the 17-year-old scoring a stunning free-kick against arch-rivals Boca Juniors in April, watch it now. Premier League clubs expressed an interest in the young forward but, when Real Madrid come knocking, few players reject the chance to move to the Bernabéu. Mastantuono is such an exciting talent; when he made his debut for Argentina earlier this month in a World Cup qualifier against Chile, he was 17 years and 296 days old, a new record for a competitive match. Real Madrid spent €45m to sign the talented right winger, who has a low centre of gravity, an eye for a defence-splitting pass, a wand of a left foot. Sound familiar? Continue reading...
Most fans who visit Buenos Aires want to watch Boca or River. I plumped for reigning champions Vélez Sarsfield By The Football Mine When imagining a football match in Buenos Aires many fans visualise La Bombonera shuddering to its foundations by the jumping mass of blue and yellow Boca Juniors supporters or the majestic Estadio Monumental bedecked in streams of ticker tape when hosting Argentina’s victory in the World Cup final in 1978. Last Sunday, the Monumental was at full capacity as 85,000 fans watched River Plate beat Boca 2-1 in a tense Superclásico. However, a few weeks ago my experience of going to a football match in Buenos Aires was very different indeed. As I discovered when planning my trip to Buenos Aires, gaining admission to one of the Argentinian capital’s largest clubs, such as Boca or River Plate, is by no means straightforward. Both clubs have significant numbers of members, with more than 340,000 each (only Real Madrid have more). These socios have priority when it comes to buying tickets so there is limited availability. One of the only ways to buy tickets in advance is through a third party, who charge $150 upwards. Kick-off times are only announced a week or so in advance, which makes life even more complicated. Continue reading...
Boca Juniors sack Fernando Gago, two days after the Xeneize slumped to a 2-1 defeat in the Superclásico to River Plate. Leer más
Before Sunday's Superclasico between Argentine icons River Plate and Boca Juniors, BBC Sport tells the story of arguably football's biggest rivalry.
Plus: lethal shots on target in high-scoring games, no goals of the month, a Botafogo correction and moreMail us any of your questions and answers “We’re well used to seeing established internationals from Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay et al plying their trade in Europe’s top leagues, but are there any examples of the opposite: Europeans enjoying an extended spell playing in South America while also turning out for their respective (top) nations?” asks Ian Clover. It remains incredibly rare for a high-profile European player to move to South America at or near their peak. The most famous, at least in this country, might be Manchester City legend Georgi Kinkladze. In the summer of 1994, a year before moving to City from Dinamo Tbilisi, Kinkladze spent a month on loan at Boca Juniors. It was effectively a trial after he was spotted by Boca’s scouts while playing against a Boca team during another trial with Atlético Madrid. Kinkladze got to share a dressing room, and occasionally even a training pitch, with his idol Diego Maradona, who was serving a drugs ban after USA 94. Continue reading...
