Chile vs Argentina, 2025 Women's International Friendly

· Women's International Friendly

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Chile are hosting Argentina at Complejo Deportivo Juan Pinto Durán, Chillán, Chile, starting on . The match is a part of the Women's International Friendly.

Match Timeline

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
0': First Half ends, Chile 0, Argentina 0.
45': Second Half begins Chile 0, Argentina 0.
56': Fernanda Pinilla (Chile) is shown the yellow card.
65': Substitution, Argentina. Carolina Troncoso replaces Sofía Domínguez.
65': Substitution, Argentina. Romina Núñez replaces Vanina Preininger.
70': Substitution, Chile. Yastin Jiménez replaces Yessenia López.
72': Substitution, Argentina. Chiara Singarella replaces Yamila Rodríguez.
72': Substitution, Argentina. Kishi Núñez replaces Agostina Holzheier.
79': Substitution, Chile. Yenny Acuña replaces Mary Valencia.
80': Dalila Ippólito (Argentina) is shown the yellow card.
82': Chiara Singarella (Argentina) is shown the yellow card.
88': Substitution, Argentina. Margarita Giménez replaces Daiana Falfán.
88': Substitution, Argentina. Virginia Gómez replaces Dalila Ippólito.
90': Second Half ends, Chile 0, Argentina 0.
0': Match ends, Chile 0, Argentina 0.

Game Information

Competition: Women's International Friendly

Venue: Complejo Deportivo Juan Pinto Durán
Location: Chillán, Chile

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