Final Showdown Before the Playoffs: Liga MX Femenil Ends Regular Season in Style

Liga MX Femenil closed its regular season with a spectacular final matchday filled with goals, intensity, and emotional farewells before the Liguilla begins. Stadiums across Mexico witnessed strong performances that confirmed which teams are ready to fight for the title.

Chivas and Club América reaffirmed their dominance as title contenders, while Pachuca produced one of the biggest wins of the week. In contrast, Tigres struggled to maintain their usual rhythm against a courageous Cruz Azul that pushed them to the limit.

Meanwhile, clubs like Toluca, Juárez, and Atlético San Luis capitalized on home advantage to finish strong and build confidence heading into the postseason. The stage is now set for a thrilling playoff phase, where every goal and every detail will matter.

Friday, October 31

Chivas 4-0 Necaxa

Chivas Femenil reaffirmed their attacking power with a dominant 4-0 victory over Necaxa. From the opening whistle, Guadalajara displayed superiority across the pitch, with Denise Castro opening the scoring in the 12th minute after a determined play inside the box.

In the second half, Viridiana Salazar doubled the lead at the 58th minute, and captain Alicia Cervantes sealed the win with a brace (65’ and 90’). Necaxa struggled to create danger as Chivas controlled possession and tempo throughout.

With this result, Guadalajara remains among the league leaders and continues to build strong momentum heading into the playoffs.

Toluca 4-1 Puebla

Toluca had a spectacular afternoon at home, defeating Puebla 4-1 with an explosive offensive display. Faustine Robert opened the scoring in the 27th minute, showing precision and power with her shot.

Eugénie Le Sommer starred with a brace (56’ and 90’), while Victoria López added another goal in the 68th minute. Puebla managed a consolation goal through Jaqueline González but couldn’t stop the relentless Diablas.

This victory reinforces Toluca’s attacking credentials and highlights the strong connection between their international players, who have quickly adapted to the Mexican league.

Juárez 4-0 Querétaro

The Bravas de Juárez played a dominant match, cruising to a 4-0 victory over Querétaro with Jasmine Casarez as the standout player. Casarez scored twice (30’ and 37’), leading her team with pace and precision.

Juárez controlled possession and rhythm throughout, leaving Querétaro with few answers defensively. In the closing minutes, Amanda Pérez (85’) and Miah Zuazua (90’) capped off the win in style.

This result keeps Juárez within playoff contention and confirms their strength at home, where they’ve become one of the most consistent sides this season.

Rayadas 2-1 Atlas

Monterrey claimed a dramatic 2-1 win over Atlas in a thrilling encounter. Christina Burkenroad was the heroine, scoring both goals for the Rayadas (13’ and 90’).

Rayadas dominated early but saw Atlas equalize in the 77th minute thanks to Brenda Cerén. However, Burkenroad struck again in stoppage time to secure all three points for the home side.

With this win, Monterrey maintains its strong form and reinforces its status as one of the favorites to lift the championship, showing resilience and mental strength until the very end.

Tijuana 1-6 Pachuca

Pachuca unleashed its full offensive power with a stunning 6-1 win over Tijuana. Despite the home side taking an early lead through Roselord Borgella (7’), the Tuzas responded immediately and never looked back.

Myra Delgadillo (6’, 33’) and Nina Nicosia (28’, 35’) each netted a brace before halftime, while Andrea Pereira (71’) and Fabiola Ibarra (89’) added two more to complete the rout.

Pachuca’s firepower continues to impress, confirming their attacking depth and confidence heading into the decisive stage of the season.

Saturday, November 1

Cruz Azul 2-2 Tigres

Cruz Azul delivered one of the surprises of the week, holding Tigres to a 2-2 draw in an intense and entertaining game. The hosts went ahead with goals from Aerial Chavarin (46’) and Alejandra Lomelí (54’).

Tigres, however, fought back in the final minutes with goals from Diana Ordóñez (79’) and Chrestinah Kgatlana (84’), salvaging a point in a dramatic finish.

Cruz Azul’s performance demonstrated growth and tactical discipline, while Tigres will need to address defensive lapses to stay at the top of the standings.

Atlético San Luis 3-1 Santos Laguna

Atlético San Luis came from behind to defeat Santos Laguna 3-1 in a passionate contest. Santos opened the scoring in the 36th minute with a goal by Vivian Ikechukwu, but the home team roared back after the break.

Rebeca Contreras equalized in the 59th minute, Citlali Hernández gave San Luis the lead with a long-range strike in the 72nd, and Ilana Izquierdo sealed the comeback in stoppage time.

The Potosinas showed great determination and fighting spirit to overturn the deficit and remain alive in the playoff race.

León 2-0 Pumas

León earned a solid 2-0 victory over Pumas in a match where efficiency made the difference. The Esmeraldas controlled the tempo and took their chances effectively.

Kristal Soto broke the deadlock in the 40th minute, and Itzell Alemán extended the lead at the 78th to secure the three points. Pumas had opportunities but lacked sharpness in front of goal.

This result gives León valuable momentum and keeps them in the hunt for a postseason spot, backed by a strong defensive structure and tactical discipline.

Mazatlán 1-5 Club América

Club América continued their dominant run with a 5-1 thrashing of Mazatlán on the road. The hosts took the lead with Mía Alday’s goal (45’), but the visitors responded emphatically.

A Jazmín Ramos own goal (48’) leveled the score before América took control. Daniela Solera (56’), Montserrat Saldivar (69’), and a brace from Kiana Palacios (77’ and 90’) completed the comeback.

The Águilas remain one of the strongest contenders for the title, showcasing depth, chemistry, and clinical finishing as the season nears its final phase.

The final matchday of the regular season delivered a mix of goals, surprises, and high-level performances that underscored the competitiveness of Liga MX Femenil. Teams like Chivas, América, and Pachuca look ready for the playoffs, while Cruz Azul and San Luis proved they can challenge anyone on their day.

With the Liguilla about to begin, every matchup will test the teams’ consistency, mentality, and hunger for glory. The road to the championship is officially underway.

Which team do you think will head into the Liguilla in the best shape — Chivas, América, Pachuca, or could an underdog steal the spotlight?

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