The schedule of Boca’s next five games after playing against Talleres

After what had been his great change of attitude in the Unique Mother of Cities Stadiumwhere Boca Juniors came back 2-4 to Córdoba Central to get his first victory of the Professional League 2024thanks to the doublets of Ezequiel Fernandez and the Uruguayan Miguel Merentiel, the “Xeneize” had to turn the page and quickly focus on Talleres de Córdoba, one of the strongest teams in the tournament, which they had to face in La Bombonera on Saturday. They tied 0 to 0 in a match without many emotions.

In 90min We are going to review how the Xeneize agenda continues during the next five meetings:

Wednesday, May 29 – Boca vs Nacional (Potosí) – Date 6 – Copa Sudamericana

Key match for Boca’s semester. You must tie to qualify as second, or win if you want to go for first place in the Group D of the South American Cup. The Bolivian team will go to the candy box starting at 9 p.m. in search of classification since they are only one point ahead of Martínez’s team.

Sunday, June 2 – Platense vs Boca – Date 4 – Professional League

New month and this will be the first of the only two commitments that Boca has prior to the start of the season. America Cup. He Xeneize must visit Vicente López to face Platense from 2:30 p.m.

Friday, June 14 – Boca vs Vélez – Date 5 – Professional League

Duel that in recent years was played only once in The Bombonera, after almost two years they will face each other again in La Boca starting at 9:00 p.m. on Friday, June 14. It will be a game with many expectations.

Saturday, July 20 – Boca vs Almirante Brown – Round of 16 – Argentine Cup

Another important commitment for the blue and yellow team since it is a direct elimination. The Argentine Cup always tends to give surprises and great games, especially with teams like Admiral Brown.

To be confirmed – Defense vs Boca – Date 6 – Professional League

Day and time to be confirmed for the blue and gold team to visit Florencio Varela to face the always complicated Defensa y Justicia, which despite having fewer financial resources than the majority of Primera, manages to compete.