Club Deportivo Guadalajara
·10 August 2026
Chivas Femenil’s attacking power is already making its mark in the AP26!

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·10 August 2026

Chivas Femenil has once again made it clear that one of its biggest strengths at the start of the Apertura 2026 is the quality it possesses in the final third. In just two matches, the team led by Antonio Contreras has shown clinical finishing and an outstanding ability to create danger in front of the opposition goal, making scoring one of its defining characteristics.
After just 180 minutes played in the AP26 of the Liga Femenil BBVA, the Rojiblancas already have 7 goals scored and just 2 conceded, averaging 3.5 goals per match. Most importantly, the Rebaño’s attack has found different protagonists, with 4 of its forwards already getting on the scoresheet. Behind this prolific start is a great deal of work and a variety of attacking options. What Chivas Femenil is showing in front of goal today is the result of an attacking identity that has been built over previous tournaments.
Four forwards, one ruthless attack
One of the biggest protagonists has been Alicia Cervantes, who once again appeared at the right moment. Against Puebla, ‘Licha’ scored her 162nd goal with the Rebaño, further adding to her historic tally as Guadalajara’s all-time leading scorer.
Meanwhile, Joseline Montoya is on fire. The forward is enjoying a tremendous spell in front of goal. After scoring a brace of GOLAZOS in Jornada 1, ‘Jos’ found the net again against Puebla with another technically outstanding finish. From the left wing, the Rojiblanca attacker found space and curled the ball directly into the top corner of the Puebla goal, confirming the outstanding form she is currently enjoying in front of goal.
And when it comes to scoring, Jasmine Casarez did not want to be left behind. After scoring against Querétaro in Jornada 1, the forward once again found the back of the net against La Franja, doing so with a high-quality finish from outside the edge of the box and once again showcasing her ability to score from distance.
However, the Rebaño’s attacking celebration had one more protagonist: Denise Castro. Against Puebla, the forward opened her scoring account in the Apertura 2026 with a finish that required excellent anticipation, attacking the space inside the box to meet Mayra Pelayo’s cross on the volley and leave the goalkeeper with no chance, completing the Rojiblancas’ emphatic victory.
These two matches provided yet another glimpse of the attacking options Chivas Femenil possesses, with different players capable of stepping up and making a difference in front of goal. With 7 goals in 180 minutes, four forwards finding the net, and a level of finishing that is no coincidence, the Rebaño is ready to continue being a major force in the AP26.







































