Ángel Villacampa reaches his sixth Liga final with América Femenil | OneFootball

América Femenil has qualified for another final after convincingly defeating Rayadas and Chivas in the previous rounds with strong aggregate scores and showcasing very good football.

This will be the sixth league final for Ángel Villacampa, the Spanish coach who joined the team for the Apertura 2022 and has become the coach with the most finals in the history of Liga MX Femenil.

The downside of this fact is that he has lost most of those finals, managing to win only one trophy and losing four finals, three of them consecutively.

It's clear that we cannot entirely blame the coach, especially if we recall what happened in some; in the Clausura 2024, they reached the final against Rayadas and had the trophy in their hands at the 90th minute, but a handball in the area by Aurelie Kaci allowed the opponent to equalize and subsequently win the championship on penalties.

What can a coach do when such situations occur, but it is also true that he has failed in the tactics of other matches; in the recent final, they fell 3-0 to Pachuca in the first leg, and for the return leg, when they were winning 2-0 with more than 30 minutes to play, he decided to bring in Sarah Luebbert and Priscila Da Silva, both injured, and this ultimately brought the team down.

But now he has another opportunity, and if he manages to win the trophy against Tigres, he would be lifting his second trophy in Mexico and the third in the history of América Femenil.

Ángel Villacampa's finals with the team:

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