What has the history between Chivas Femenil and León been like? | OneFootball

Chivas Femenil’s start to the tournament has reaffirmed the work done under the guidance of Antonio Contreras, as the Rojiblancas remain unbeaten in the women´s league. This Sunday, they will look to assert themselves and extend that run when they host León in the Matchday 6 fixture of the Clausura 2026.

This weekend will mark a new chapter in the rivalry between the tapatías and the esmeraldas, making it worth revisiting the strong dominance Chivas Femenil has built throughout history against the Panzas Verdes. In this series, there has been only one clear protagonist, and we break it down here.

How has the history between Rojiblancas and Esmeraldas unfolded?

-Over time, both teams have faced each other on 21 occasions, with a record that is overwhelmingly favorable for the tapatías: 19 wins, 1 draw, and just 1 loss.

-When it comes to goals, the trend is just as emphatic. The Rebaño Femenil boasts 52 goals scored, compared to only 16 conceded, reflecting the superiority that has defined this rivalry.

What has been the most lopsided scoreline?

-Chivas Femenil’s biggest win over León came in Matchday 8 of the Clausura 2021, when the Rojiblancas earned a 5-1 home victory. That afternoon featured a hat trick from Alicia Cervantes, along with goals by Isabella Gutiérrez and Anette Vázquez.

What curiosities stand out in this rivalry?

-In 10 of the 21 meetings, Chivas has kept a clean sheet.

-The Rebaño has never failed to score against León, finding the net at least once in every matchup.

-León is a particularly special opponent for Alicia Cervantes, who has scored 11 goals against the Guanajuato side and netted her 100th goal with Chivas Femenil against the Panzas Verdes.

-In the Perla Tapatía, the Rojiblancas remain unbeaten against the esmeraldas.

-As the home side, the Chiverío has scored the majority of its goals in this rivalry, with a total of 27 goals.

Which players have worn both jerseys?

Over the years, several players have represented both institutions, including Selene Valera, Michelle González, Damaris Godínez, Yazmín Álvarez, Yashira Barrientos, Brenda Viramontes, Vanessa Sánchez, Itzia Tenahua, Rubí Soto, Daniela Calderón, and Isabela Esquivias.

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