The Argentine National Team beat Bolivia 8-0 on the fourth round of the Nations League and closed its 2025 before a large crowd on the Banfield field.
In their last official match of 2025, the Argentine National Team received Bolivia for the fourth round of the Conmebol Nations League on the Banfield field and won 8-0. Thus, the Albiceleste has seven units as a result of two wins and a draw.
As soon as the match began, those led by Germán Portanova already marked their superiority at the foot of Paulina Gramaglia, one of the great protagonists of the night. After a large part of the match where the game was only played on the rival field, captain Aldi Cometti found the gap at the far post to extend the lead at 30' and score the National Team's second goal.
Before the end of the first half, at 40', Gramaglia headed near the goal and, to prevent the goal, the Bolivian defender removed the ball with her hand. After the VAR review, the referee awarded a penalty in favor of Argentina and, executed by Flor Bon Segundo, the Albiceleste went into halftime with a 3-0 lead.
As in the first half of the game, at the beginning of the complement an overflow by Pancha Altgelt ended in Paulina Gramaglia's second goal of the night after the center into the area at 50 minutes of the game.
In a match that was all about Argentina, opportunities began to arrive for the youngest members of the team: at 60' Kishi Núñez, who had just entered the match, hit a low right hand to score 5-0 partial.
In the course of the minutes she made her debut with the light blue and white shirt Kayla Rollins, the soccer player born in Michigan, United States, but with Argentine roots and, in her first intervention, she served a great pass to Pancha Altgelt, who at 72 'of the game scored the sixth goal of the night and the first on his personal account with the Senior National Team in an official match.
In case there were no doubts about Argentine superiority, at 88' Kishi Núñez once again scored alone in front of the goal with a cross from Flor Bon Segundo, the historic figure of the national team who, in the last play of the match, took advantage of the free kick to score the great goal of the night so that the National Team could say goodbye to a great year in style at home.