Chivas Femenil earns a valuable point in their visit to Tigres | OneFootball

Chivas Femenil stepped into El Volcán to show why it is one of the strongest contenders in the Clausura 2026. Facing one of their toughest rivals for the top spots, they secured a crucial point with a 2-2 draw at Estadio Universitario on Matchday 16, reaching 32 points with a game still in hand.

Despite the cold conditions in Monterrey, Antonio Contreras’ side was sharp in key moments, capitalizing with precise transitions that translated into goals. They invited Tigres to push forward and then struck into the spaces left behind.

The Rojiblancas also showed great teamwork—fighting for every ball, covering ground, and staying alert on second plays. Their defensive block remained solid throughout most of the match, only undone by two lapses that ultimately cost them the win.

Now, Guadalajara will enter a break from Liga MX Femenil action due to the April FIFA window, which they will use to prepare for their rescheduled Matchday 11 clash against Juárez on April 20 at Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez.

Goals

- 12’: Jasmine Casarez: Took advantage of Damaris’ run and a loose ball in the box to deflect it into the net.

- 44’: Alicia Cervantes: Held up play at the edge of the box and finished with a turn to the far post.

- 58’: Diana Ordóñez (Tigres): Pulled one back after a defensive lapse.

- 88’: María Sánchez (Tigres): Equalized with a long-range strike.

Chances created

- 5’ Carolina Jaramillo cut inside from the right and narrowly missed the far post.

- 63’ Casarez nearly scored her second after a through ball, but her chip went just wide.

- 81’ Yamile Franco struck the crossbar with a powerful outside-foot shot from distance.

Final score

Tigres Femenil 2-2 Chivas Femenil(Ordóñez 58’, Sánchez 88’)(Casarez 12’, Cervantes 44’)

Referee: Alfredo Huerta LópezVenue: Estadio Universitario

Lineups

Tigres: Cecilia Santiago; Mia Villalpando (Jimena López 45’), Greta Espinoza (C), Mariza Nascimento, Anika Rodríguez; María Sánchez, Emma Watson (Myra Delgadillo 77’), Jennifer Hermoso; Sandra Mayor, Jheniffer Da Silva (Alexia Delgado 45’), Diana Ordóñez.Head Coach: Pedro Martínez

Guadalajara: Blanca Félix (C); Damaris Godínez, Cristina Ferral, Samantha López, Natalia Villarreal; Eva González, Yamile Franco, Carolina Jaramillo; Jasmine Casarez, Denise Castro (Joselyn De la Rosa 73’), Alicia Cervantes (Casandra Montero 87’).Head Coach: Antonio Contreras