The 2026 Women's Clausura Tournament never ceases to surprise us with historic results and memorable duels, even though we are only in its second installment. For this reason, from FutFemGol we want to revive the little gems left by date 2 of the championship.
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The day began with the tie between S.A.T. and Talleres, while Belgrano beat Huracán with a double from Micaela Bulacio. San Luis won on their visit to Gimnasia, as well as Lanús (thanks to Amalia Peña) and Unión beat Newell's and Banfield, respectively.
During Monday, Mercedes Pereyra applied the Ex Law and gave River the victory over Independiente. For its part, Racing took the lead in Avellaneda but Boca turned the classic around, at the same time that San Lorenzo and Ferro equalized in Caballito with goals from Luciana Zacmon, Emily Arias, Bárbara Calvo and Tiziana Lezcano.
Boca beat Racing with goals from Julieta Lema and Brisa Priori. (Photo: @BocaJrsFutFem)
The FutFemGol gems of the second date of the 2026 Clausura Tournament
Fabi Vallejos and Agustina Núñez debuted at S.A.T., while Yami Rodríguez and Stábile performed at Talleres
The transfer market closed last Thursday and left several impressive transfers for the Clausura Tournament. Among the most notable movements were the arrivals of Eliana Stábile (Gimnasia) and Yamila Rodríguez (Gremio) to Talleres, and other returns to our league of the likes of Fabiana Vallejos and Agustina Núñez, from Santa Fe de Panamá to S.A.T.
Catalina Núñez, defender of S.A.T., marks Yamila Rodríguez in her debut with Talleres. (Photo: @yamii_rodriguez11)
All the aforementioned figures made their debut at the 12 de Agosto Stadium, during the crossover between Tele and T. Vallejos started and the rest entered from the bench, although there was also a debut on the networks that completely marked a very exciting match. The one who opened the scoring was Ahelín Piña, who scored his third official goal and, coincidentally, had also scored against Moreno's team in the Apertura Tournament.
Later, Agustina Vargas stretched the advantage of the Cordobans. He added his second goal as Matadora, since he had scored on matchday 10 of the last championship during the 4-0 win over Huracán. The ex-River, Logroño United and Newell's seemed to have sealed the match, until Nicolás Basualdo moved his chips and found answers on the substitutes' bench.
For the locals, Agustina Núñez, a Uruguayan with a past in San Luis FC, recently arrived from Panama, added her first sacred cry in Argentina. Just a few minutes later, and shortly before the end, Lara López applied her scoring instinct, thwarted Leandro Iglesias' plans and tied the game with her sixth goal of the year.
S.A.T. He fired Yesica Ovalle. (Photo: @_ClubSAT)
In this way S.A.T. They rescued a point at home and tied again after six games. He also remembered, with emotion, Yésica Ovalle, former head of women's football at the club who died in recent days. For its part, Talleres added its third draw in the last four matches, it has not won in five games and will soon host San Lorenzo to seek to reverse its negative streak.
They lead the Clausura and dream of permanence: San Luis and Unión added their second consecutive victories
Today, with the Clausura Tournament having just begun and the teams strengthening their bases, the most vibrant race is for permanence. Clubs from the middle of the table down are attentive to what is happening between their direct rivals. Currently, two teams lead the championship that have not yet assured their permanence in the top category: San Luis and Unión, the only ones that have added the six possible points.
Las Puntanas finished the previous contest in 11th place, with 16 units. The Tatengas, for their part, were last with 3 goals and were the only team without victories. In the debut, San Luis beat Newell's, another rival that flirts with the relegation zone, and Unión beat Gimnasia. It should be noted that Lanús postponed his presentation against Racing, but he made his debut on the second day and beat Lepra in Rosario.
Camila Acevedo partially equalized the duel between Unión and Banfield. (Photo: @clubaunion)
Now, let's get to the facts. Leandro Páramo's team took the lead in their visit to Gimnasia with a great goal from outside the area by Melina Salinas, their first goal this season (they had not scored since September 17 of last year, during the 5-0 win against Independiente on the seventh date of the Second Tournament 2025). Florencia Gaetán tied the match five minutes from time with her eleventh goal of this campaign and extended her lead as the league's top scorer.
Until, speaking of scorers, Victoria Vázquez tipped the balance on the Puntanas side and reached 5 goals in the last 5 games, since she had just scored a hat-trick against Newell's. Meanwhile, Banfield broke Florencio Sola's zero thanks to Yosneidy Zambrano and Camila Acevedo tied for the Tatengas with her second sacred cry in the First Division.
Unión made an agonizing comeback from its visit to Banfield with a great goal from its scorer, Emilse Albornos. (Photo: @clubaunion)
When it seemed that the points were divided in the South, Emilse Albornos nailed a shot from the side that beat Priscila Siben and gave the victory to those led by Paulo Poccia. The Santa Fe team's top scorer reached six goals with her second consecutive goal, as she had just scored against Gimnasia in their debut.
Thus things were, San Luis and Unión added their second consecutive wins, climbed positions in the general table and took one step closer to permanence. As if that were not enough, they share the lead in the Clausura Tournament and could only be caught up, momentarily, by Lanús, in case they win their postponed duel against Racing. Nobody imagined that these teams would be revealed so soon, but everyone celebrates that the championship is even and vibrates with emotions.
They erased the champion's smile: Boca made Racing's debut bitter and came back from the classic at the Tita Mattiussi
After beating San Luis and winning the fight for the title against San Lorenzo, Racing postponed its debut in the Clausura Tournament against Lanús and reserved its debut for the classic against Boca. The new champion of Argentine women's soccer received at the Tita Mattiussi Premises the most dominant team in the history of the discipline, which during the Apertura rounded off its worst competition and is leaving a much more earthly image than what we were used to.
Without Agostina Holzheier, transferred to Bay FC in the United States, nor Marleidy Cossio (in Colombia due to a family situation), the team's two top scorers and contributors, the Acadómicas took the lead with a goal from Rocío Bueno. The forward, who had scored a double against the Gladiators the last time they met, made her fourth score this year and reached 72 official scores in the professional era.
Rocío Bueno ahead of Racing in the classic against Boca. (Photo: @RacingClub)
Héctor Bracamonte's team struck just one minute into the game and those led by Florencia Quiñones took a while to recover. But, once they recovered, they changed their face and turned the classic around. First they equalized the score with a goal from Julieta Lema in her presentation with Xeneize, who had not scored in our league since May of last year. His last goal was during Newell's 3-1 victory over Belgrano on the last day of the First Tournament 2025, before emigrating to Club León in Mexico.
Ten minutes from the end, another Boca attacker was reunited with the goal and burst into tears. A little because of the emotion of the comeback, and a little because he lost prominence this season, Brisa Priori turned his visit to Racing and couldn't hold back his tears. He had not scored since March 4, 2025, in the 4-3 defeat of the Gladiators against San Lorenzo on matchday 4 of the aforementioned championship where Lema scored.
Boca turned the classic around at Racing's home with goals from Julieta Lema and Brisa Priori. (Photo: @BocaJrsFutFem)
The champions suffered their second defeat so far in 2026. They had only lost against S.A.T., also at the Tita Mattiussi, 2-1 on date 6 of the Apertura Tournament on May 8. For its part,