Chivas Women end the Rojiblanca pre-season with a win over Necaxa | OneFootball

After 10 intense days of work, Chivas Femenil wrapped up its Rojiblanca Preseason in the best possible way. Guadalajara defeated Necaxa 2-1 on the field at the La Loma complex in Querétaro and declared itself ready to kick off the 2026 Apertura of Liga MX Femenil.

During the first half, the Rebaño put into practice what it had worked on throughout the week through link-up play between midfield and attack, allowing the team to create chances with several players pushing forward. Unfortunately for the Guadalajara side, a mistake while playing out from the back left them trailing in the 26th minute; however, that did not change the approach of the Chiverío.

In the second half, and with a few changes from the bench, Chivas Femenil looked more solid in the opposition’s half. The persistence paid off, as after a foul on Carolina Jaramillo inside the box, Adriana Iturbide leveled the score from the penalty spot in the 71st minute.

The team coached by Antonio Contreras took control of the ball and pinned Las Centellas back in their own half, which led to the second goal of the match. After a through ball that split Necaxa’s defensive line, Natalia Villarreal found the run of Jasmine Casarez, who beat the offside trap and, facing the goalkeeper, finished with a touch to the far post in the 86th minute.

The rojiblanco side will return to the Pearl of Guadalajara to begin its preparation for Matchday 1 of AP26, when it will host Querétaro next Sunday, August 2, at 5:06 PM at AKRON Stadium.

Chivas Femenil | First half

Blanca Félix; Gabriela Valenzuela, Jaqueline Rodríguez, Cristina Ferral, Natalia Villarreal; Eva González, Valeria Alvarado, Carolina Jaramillo; Joseline Montoya, Viridiana Salazar and Alicia Cervantes.

Chivas Femenil | Second half

Heidi González; Gabriela Valenzuela, Jaqueline Rodríguez, Cristina Ferral, Natalia Villarreal; Eva González, Valeria Alvarado (Natalia Pérez), Carolina Jaramillo; Mayra Pelayo, Jasmine Casarez and Adriana Iturbide.

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