River Plate Women Cruise Past Social Atletico Television in Argentine Women's League

River Plate Women maintained their perfect start to the Argentine Women's League season with a dominant 3-0 victory over Social Atletico Television Women on July 13, 2026. Played at the Estadio Monumental, the match saw Las Millonarias control proceedings from start to finish, reinforcing their status as one of the league's top contenders.

Match Report

The home side wasted no time asserting their superiority. Within the first ten minutes, River Plate had already created three clear opportunities, and it was only a matter of time before they broke the deadlock. Social Atletico Television, though organized, lacked the attacking firepower to trouble River’s defense, and the visitors failed to register a single shot on target in the entire first half.

River Plate’s midfield trio, led by captain Florencia Martínez, dictated the tempo, recycling possession patiently and finding gaps in the opponent’s compact block. The second goal came just before halftime, effectively ending any chance of a Social Atletico comeback.

Key Moments

• 23' – First goal: Striker Valentina Rodríguez latched onto a through ball from Martínez and slotted calmly past the goalkeeper.
• 43' – Second goal: A free‑kick from the left flank was headed in by defender Julieta López, doubling the advantage.
• 68' – Third goal: Substitute Camila Benítez finished a sweeping team move with a low drive into the far corner.

Player Spotlight

Florencia Martínez was the standout performer, orchestrating play from the centre of the park. Her passing accuracy exceeded 92%, and she created four chances, including the assist for the opening goal. Striker Valentina Rodríguez also impressed, continually troubling the Social Atletico defense with her pace and movement.

League Context

River Plate Women now sit 2nd in the Argentine Women's League standings, level on points with leaders Boca Juniors, but with a game in hand. Social Atletico Television remain in the bottom half, having won only two of their opening seven matches. River’s defensive record this season — just two goals conceded in seven games — highlights their title credentials.