Chivas Femenil's secret weapon against Atlético San Luis | OneFootball

Thanks to their convincing 3-1 win over Atlético San Luis, Guadalajara Femenil climbed up the overall standings and currently sits in sixth place with 14 points. The Rojiblanco triumph could not be explained without two tools in particular: the team's extraordinary performance in fixed tactics and the brilliant left foot of Carolina Jaramillo.

First we must talk about the 'Comandante', as it was she herself who was responsible for maximizing the team's performance in dead-ball situations. Guadalajara's number 8 finished the match with no more and no less than 3 assists, each and every one of them on a set piece. The first of these came at 3', when from a corner kick she set up Damaris Godínez, who headed the ball into the back of the net.

Later, Cervantes extended the lead after a spectacular service from Jaramillo herself, who with an impressive leap left 'Licha' in front of the visiting goalkeeper. The icing on the cake came at 50', when 'Caro' served a front cross to Yamile Franco, who with a good turn of her head put the final score.

With these 3 assists, Carolina Jaramillo is now the best assisting player so far in the Clausura 2025, with 6 in 7 games. In addition, the left-footed midfielder now has 98 assists in her career, which puts her just shy of a hundred assists. As if that were not enough, the match against Atlético San Luis meant something very special for her, because for the second time as a professional, she finished a match with 3 assists. She had previously achieved this with the Tigres shirt, on Matchday 11 of the 2017 Apertura.

We cannot leave aside the tremendous work carried out by Antonio Contreras' team in fixed tactics, as this is the sixth goal they have scored in this way so far in the Clausura 2025, distributed as follows: 4 have come from the left foot of the 'Comandante', who added to the 3 assists she provided against San Luis, gave one against Mazatlan; while Casandra Montero scored another 2, also against the Cañoneras.