Boca’s line-up to face Racing in the Torneo Clausura semi-final | OneFootball

Boca already has everything set for the Clausura Tournament semifinal against Racing. Claudio Úbeda isn’t changing anything and will repeat the same lineup for the third consecutive time, the one that faced Talleres de Córdoba and Argentinos Juniors. El Sifón sticks to his idea, no matter who the opponent is.

The eleven who will take the field are: Agustín Marchesín; Juan Barinaga, Lautaro Di Lollo, Ayrton Costa, Lautaro Blanco; Carlos Palacios, Leandro Paredes, Milton Delgado, Exequiel Zeballos; Milton Giménez and Miguel Merentiel.

Boca repeats the same eleven against Racing.

The chosen formation is the classic 4-4-2, with two strikers in the box and a midfield that combines balance and playmaking. Úbeda is betting on defensive solidity and the dynamism of his midfielders, trusting that the Giménez–Merentiel duo can make the difference in the opponent’s area.

The coach’s decision reflects conviction: Boca has found a system that brings results and doesn’t plan to change it in a key match. The semifinal against Gustavo Costas’ team will be a new test for this eleven that fans are starting to know by heart. The Xeneize will look to impose their style and take another step toward the final, with their confidence intact and the same formula that got them this far.

Boca goes in search of the final against Racing

La Bombonera is getting ready for another thrilling night. This Sunday, December 7, starting at 19:00, Boca Juniors will host Racing Club in the semifinal of the 2025 Clausura Tournament, in a clash that promises a lot and will decide who makes it to the grand final of the local competition.

The Xeneize wants a ticket to the final.

The stage could be no other: the legendary Xeneize stadium will witness another classic. With Darío Herrera as referee and VAR assistance by Silvio Trucco, everything is ready for a final before the final. The match will be broadcast on ESPN Premium and TNT Sports, ensuring full coverage for fans who can’t be present in the blue and gold temple.

Boca comes in with confidence after maintaining a solid system in recent matches. As always, La Bombonera will be a decisive factor: the fans’ support promises to become an extra player. A semifinal that will bring Argentine football to a standstill and decide who earns a place in the final match to be played in Santiago del Estero.

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