Banfield Women 2-2 Gimnasia LP Women | Argentine Women's League

A thrilling encounter at the Estadio Florencio Solá saw Banfield Women and Gimnasia LP Women play out an entertaining 2-2 draw in the Argentine Women's League on June 28, 2026. The match featured two comebacks, end-to-end action, and late drama that left both sets of fans breathless.

Match Overview

Gimnasia LP took an early lead, but Banfield responded quickly to level before half-time. The visitors regained the advantage early in the second half, only for Banfield to strike back again. Both sides pushed for a winner in the closing stages, but the points were shared in a fitting result for such an open game.

Key Moments

• 15th min – 0-1: Gimnasia’s forward Lucía Fernández broke the offside trap and finished calmly after a clever through ball.
• 30th min – 1-1: Banfield’s captain, midfielder Agustina López, volleyed home from the edge of the box after a corner was only half-cleared.
• 57th min – 1-2: A free kick from wide found defender Carla Ríos, who headed past the Banfield goalkeeper.
• 72nd min – 2-2: Banfield striker Sabrina Díaz pounced on a defensive mix-up to slot in the equalizer.
• 89th min: Gimnasia hit the post with a close-range effort, the closest either side came to a winner.

Tactical Story

Both teams played with attacking intent, often leaving spaces at the back. Banfield relied on wide crosses and set pieces, while Gimnasia preferred quick combinations through the middle. The high tempo led to numerous chances; the combined shot count reached 28, with 12 on target.

Standout Players

Sabrina Díaz was Banfield’s standout, constantly running the Gimnasia defense and scoring the equalizer. For Gimnasia, Lucía Fernández tormented the Banfield backline with her pace and movement, grabbing a goal and an assist. Midfield battle was fierce, with yellow cards shown to three players.

Season Context

The draw leaves Banfield Women in 7th place, five points off the playoff spots. Gimnasia LP Women sit just above them in 6th, and this result shows both teams have the attacking quality to compete but need defensive solidity to push higher up the Argentine Women's League standings.