Perfect finishing: the key to Chivas Women’s AP26 start | OneFootball

A process is constantly evolving, seeking to improve, grow, and surpass itself. Today, Chivas Femenil has done exactly that, because while it had already established itself as a solid and disciplined team without the ball, it has now become a lethal side in front of goal.

It has been a dream start to the Apertura 2026 for the Rebaño: they have kept up the momentum of 3 wins in their first matches of the tournament, something they have managed in each of the last 5 semesters, but with a special distinction. Compared to those previous starts, they had never been this effective in front of goal.

Antonio Contreras’ team has already scored 10 goals this semester, doubling the totals they posted in AP24, CL25, and AP25, while tripling what they managed in their first 3 matches of CL26.

In fact, this is only the second time that Guadalajara has scored at least 3 goals across the same number of matches. The only other time they achieved it was in CL21, when they drew 3-3 in the Clásico Tapatío, beat Puebla 3-0, and defeated América 4-2.

On top of that, their attacking pieces are more than well oiled. Right now, Joseline Montoya is in the race for the scoring lead with 4 goals, just one behind Diana Ordoñez. As if that were not enough, Jasmine Casarez has gotten on the scoresheet in every one of Chiverío’s matches; ‘Licha’ Cervantes has also begun her scoring run, and Denise Castro has made her mark on the list of rojiblancas goal scorers.

As Apertura 2026 moves forward, Chivas Femenil is showing greater understanding between its lines, paired with a level of efficiency that very few in the women’s circuit can match. If anyone had doubts, today Guadalajara has more than enough tools, with a squad full of answers.

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