Mexico win 2026 CAC Games gold, with a red-and-white stamp! | OneFootball

Mexico made history! The Mexico Women’s U-23 National Team won the gold medal at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games, the first for the country in this category. Natalia Colin was the one tasked with representing the Rojiblanco DNA in an emotion-filled Final against Colombia, played at the Cibao FC Stadium in the Dominican Republic, where El Tri drew 1-1 in extra time and prevailed in the penalty shootout to claim the championship.

The Guadalajara defender started this match and played the full 120 minutes. During the game, Natalia showed composure in defense, good ball control, and the personality to build from the back, while also stepping up in key moments to stop the Colombian attack.

With the strength of Mexico’s back line, Colin had the chance to join the attack and create passing options to give the national team more depth.

In the penalty shootout, the Rojiblanca took on the responsibility of taking one of the kicks and responded with character by converting her shot, contributing to Mexico’s historic championship.

With this achievement, the Mexico Women’s U-23 National Team capped off a historic run in the tournament, while Natalia Colin showed her quality and character, establishing herself as a player with tremendous potential in Mexican soccer.

Congratulations, champions!

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