Argentina women's team arrive in Puerto Madryn for World Cup qualifiers | OneFootball

Local media reported that the women’s national team will play against Bolivia in the Nations League, but the South American football governing body has not yet made it official as the host venue.

The Argentina women’s national team, coached by Germán Portanova, could play one of its upcoming Nations League matches in Chubut. Various provincial media outlets announced that the match against Bolivia, scheduled for December 2, will be held at Deportivo Madryn’s Abel Sastre stadium, although there has not yet been an official confirmation from Conmebol.

The tournament, organized by the South American football governing body, is crucial because it determines the region’s spots for the 2027 World Cup. In recent weeks, a technical delegation from Conmebol inspected the stadium’s facilities, fueling speculation about its possible selection as a venue.

The club itself posted images of the visit on its social media, showing the inspection of the lighting towers and the general infrastructure. It’s worth noting that Ricardo Sastre, a Deportivo Madryn executive, is vice president of the AFA and maintains a good relationship with Claudio Tapia, president of the organization.

Argentina is coming off a 3-1 win over Paraguay at the Diego Maradona stadium in Buenos Aires and will face Uruguay this Tuesday at the Centenario in Montevideo. The team will then have a bye in the third round before facing Bolivia in the fourth, a match that could mark the national team’s debut in Patagonia.

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