The Women's Clausura resumes after the FIFA international break with a round capable of shifting both the leaders and the qualification race. Round 12 runs from Thursday 5 to Saturday 7 November, containing eight matches and teams with different numbers of games played. Boca begin as leaders, but the gap at the top remains minimal.
Thursday opens with SAT-Banfield at 10am at Country de Moreno and Unión-Talleres at 3.30pm at La Tatenguita. Banfield have 21 points and need to remain close to first place; Talleres also have 21 but have played one fewer match. Both travel to opponents capable of disrupting their rhythm if they concede space or return from the break without concentration.
Friday starts with Huracán-Racing at 11am at La Quemita. Independiente host San Lorenzo at the Villa Domínico training ground at 2pm. At 3pm, San Luis FC meet Ferro at Juan Gilberto Funes, River face Gimnasia La Plata at River Camp and Belgrano receive Newell's in Córdoba. That block combines title challengers, teams with games in hand and sides attempting to rebuild their campaigns.
Saturday's only fixture is Lanús-Boca at 3pm at the Valentín Alsina complex. Boca lead on 25 points after five consecutive wins and will know their rivals' results before kick-off. Lanús have 15 points and an even goal difference, a profile that may turn the match into a test of patience for leaders expected to control possession and initiative.
San Luis FC are second on 24 and host Ferro knowing victory can move them provisionally to the top. Talleres and Banfield follow on 21, San Lorenzo have 19, while Belgrano and SAT sit on 17. The table is uneven, however: San Luis, Talleres, River and other clubs have played fewer fixtures, so current totals must be interpreted alongside their outstanding matches.
At the other end, Newell's seek a first victory after collecting only one point in eleven appearances. Huracán and Gimnasia have seven points, with Independiente on nine. For those teams the round matters beyond immediate position: it offers a chance to interrupt negative sequences and restore confidence before the closing stretch. A strong result against a superior opponent can change the energy of subsequent weeks.
Matches will be available through the subscription-based LPF Play platform. The restart tests continuity after more than a month without a complete round: national-team duty altered training and some squads recovered injured players. Boca aim to extend their run, San Luis want to displace them and the chasing group must prevent a gap. Three days can reorder a table that still contains games in hand and room for surprises.
