Santiago Ascacíbar is in a groove for Boca Juniors, and the recent numbers make a tidy case. Across his last six matches tracked on Sofascore, the midfielder delivered steady, above-par performances while the team stayed unbeaten. The run started with a 2-2 away draw at Newell’s on 02/08/26 and rolled into a 1-0 home win over Estudiantes on 05/08/26. It continued with a 1-1 home draw with Vélez on 08/08/26, a 3-1 home win over Recoleta on 11/08/26, a 1-1 draw away to Platense on 15/08/26, and a commanding 4-0 victory away to Recoleta on 18/08/26.

Six-match snapshot: results and Ratings

That string of Ratings gives him an exact 7.3 average across the six matches. His highest mark in this stretch was 7.6 in the 3-1 home win against Recoleta. The lowest was a still-solid 6.9 in the away draw with Platense. The overall picture is one of reliability: three wins, three draws, zero losses.

Consistency behind the numbers

A run of 7-plus Ratings in five of six matches points to repeatable, week-to-week contribution. For midfielders on Sofascore, that usually blends clean passing, duels, pressing work and limited errors. While the specific event data is not listed here, the pattern of Ratings across home and away fixtures signals trust from the staff and stability on the pitch. A 7.4 in the tight 1-0 against Estudiantes often reflects the kind of control games that midfielders help close out.

His 7.3 in the 2-2 at Newell’s and 7.3 in the 1-1 against Vélez keep the line steady in matches decided by small margins. The 7.6 versus Recoleta is the outlier on the high side, fitting a comfortable win. The 6.9 at Platense shows the floor did not drop, which is valuable in a draw away from home. Through six games, nothing looks streaky, which is good news for Boca Juniors.

Role and context at Boca Juniors

Ascacíbar is listed as a central or defensive midfielder, right‑footed, wearing No. 25, and standing 168 cm. That profile matches the engine-room duties his club leans on. Boca Juniors compete in Argentina’s Liga Profesional de Fútbol, and this spell of results adds momentum to their broader campaign. Three home matches in this set brought Ratings of 7.4, 7.3 and 7.6, a tidy home baseline.

Away from La Bombonera, he posted 7.3 at Newell’s, 6.9 at Platense and 7.3 at Recoleta in the 4-0 win. Those are healthy road returns for a midfielder, where control is harder to sustain. The unbeaten six-game run also shows that when Boca keep things organized in midfield, results tend to follow. For fans tracking form, this is the kind of sequence that rewards regular checking on Sofascore.