The Day Chivas Femenil Paved the Way for Women's Soccer in Morelos | OneFootball

Chivas Femenil has played an important role in the evolution of Mexican women's soccer, from becoming the first champion of the women's league to the club's early investment in youth development when the Liga Femenil was founded and its contributions to the Mexican national teams at different levels.

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

The Rebaño Sagrado's visit brought an extra touch of excitement to such a special day for the City of Eternal Spring. From the early hours of the morning, lines to enter Estadio Centenario de Morelos filled the streets surrounding the venue. Chiverío jerseys painted the stands Rojiblanco, creating an unparalleled atmosphere of energy and excitement.

From warmups onward, the Nación Rojiblanca showed the same passion it brings to every venue our Rojiblancas visit, but this time with the added motivation of a memory they would never forget: seeing their beloved team live and for the first time in their own hometown.

The match itself only reinforced everything that had happened before kickoff, with the fans making their presence felt during every 50-50 ball and holding back their cheers with every save by the Celeste goalkeeper. When the final whistle blew, the score was secondary: a new chapter had been opened for the people of Morelos, alongside Mexico's most beloved and popular team.