Boca Juniors W vs Social Atletico Television W Prediction & Betting Tips (22 September)

Boca Juniors Women return to action in the Argentina Primera A with a home fixture against Social Atlético Televisión Women, scheduled for September 22. The Xeneizes have been in formidable form, boasting a win rate of 68.3% and collecting 18 points from their last seven matches. Their attacking prowess has been on full display, netting 20 goals in that stretch, with standout performances from striker Andrea Ojeda and midfielder Camila Gómez Ares. Head coach Florencia Quiñones has instilled a high-pressing, possession-heavy style that has overwhelmed opponents, especially at La Bombonera, where Boca have won all four of their previous home encounters against SAT.

Social Atlético Televisión Women, meanwhile, are navigating a turbulent patch. With just one win in their last five outings and a concerning away record—six defeats in their last eight road games—they arrive in Buenos Aires as clear underdogs. Coach Claudio Maidana has struggled to find consistency in his lineup, often rotating between formations to plug defensive gaps. The team has conceded 16 goals in those eight away losses, a statistic that will surely concern them ahead of facing Boca’s relentless front line. Still, winger Micaela Sandoval remains a bright spot, capable of sparking counterattacks with her pace and directness.

Historically, Boca Juniors have dominated this fixture, scoring in every home match against SAT and winning each of the last four meetings. The tactical edge lies with Boca’s midfield control and their ability to exploit wide areas, where SAT have shown vulnerability. Expect Boca to dictate tempo early, with Gómez Ares orchestrating play and Ojeda probing for space in behind. SAT will likely sit deep and look to frustrate, hoping to capitalize on rare transitions. However, their defensive frailties and lack of cohesion under pressure could be their undoing once again.

Our prediction leans toward a 2-1 victory for Boca Juniors Women. While SAT may find a moment of brilliance—perhaps through Sandoval or a set-piece opportunity—the overall balance of play favors the hosts. Boca’s superior form, tactical discipline, and home advantage should see them through, albeit with a few nervy moments. This scoreline reflects both Boca’s attacking strength and SAT’s potential to surprise, but not enough to derail the Xeneizes’ march toward the top of the table.