Boca closed out a 3-1 victory over Central Córdoba, with Ángel Romero scoring twice and Enner Valencia adding a third for the side managed by Rodolfo Arruabarrena.
Once the match was over, Leandro Paredes stayed at La Bombonera rather than heading straight for the dressing room. The Boca captain took advantage of the minutes after the final whistle to take penalty kicks with his son, and the scene was captured on video.
The two of them shot at the goal located beneath the La 12 stand, one of the most recognisable sections of the stadium. It was not a team activity or a formal practice session, but a family moment shared on the grass of La Bombonera, with nothing riding on the outcome of the kicks.
The footage emerged after the match and quickly began circulating on social media, with Paredes at the centre of a situation far removed from the usual competition of match day. With no competitive tension and no classification at stake, the midfielder returned to the ball from the same penalty spot he would normally face under pressure, accompanied by his son and with La Bombonera no longer carrying the rhythm of the game. The day ended with an unusual image for Paredes: away from the demands of an official match and at one of the stadium’s goals, sharing a penalty shootout with his son after Boca’s victory.