The day Chivas Femenil backed women’s football in Morelos | OneFootball

Chivas Femenil has marked an important part of the evolution of women’s soccer in Mexico, starting as the first champion of the women’s league, with its pioneering youth development work at the beginning of the Liga Femenil and its contribution to the national teams across different age categories.

However, there is one moment in particular that left its mark on the state of Morelos, precisely in this same 2026. The date was January 10, when Guadalajara Femenil visited the city of Cuernavaca for the first time, a city that had prepared to become Cruz Azul’s new home.

The visit of the Rebaño Sagrado added a special shine to such an important day for the City of Eternal Spring, as from the early hours of the morning the lines to enter Estadio Centenario de Morelos filled the streets surrounding the venue. The Chiverío jerseys painted the stands red and white, with unmatched energy and excitement.

From the warm-up on, the Nación Chiva overflowed with the passion it brings to every venue our red-and-white team visits, but with the added emotion of a memory they will never forget: seeing, live and for the first time on their own soil, the team they love.

As the match unfolded, that support made itself felt in every 50-50 ball, only to have each attempted cheer for a goal stifled by the sky-blue goalkeeper’s saves. When the final whistle blew, the score mattered least: a new chapter had opened for the people of Morelos, hand in hand with Mexico’s most beloved and popular team.

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