Chivas Femenil ends its participation in CL26

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·4 Mei 2026

Chivas Femenil ends its participation in CL26

Chivas Femenil fought until the very end, but couldn’t secure a spot in the next round after a 2-0 loss to Pachuca in the second leg of the Clausura 2026 Quarterfinals, resulting in a 3-2 aggregate score.

The Rebaño was unable to hold on to the advantage from the first leg on an unpredictable pitch, due to the rain that fell at Estadio Hidalgo prior to kickoff. This turned the match into one filled with constant changes in possession.

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After Pachuca’s opening goal, Guadalajara pushed forward in search of the equalizer, creating chances while leaving spaces at the back; however, a counterattack allowed the home side to seal the result.

Chivas Femenil will now begin preparations for the Apertura 2026, aiming to improve on this semester’s performance and remain a contender in Liga MX Femenil.

Goals

Pachuca took the lead in the 39th minute through María Mauleón’s finish inside the box.
Charlyn Corral sealed the result in the 88th minute with a long-range strike.

Chances created

43’ – ‘Boyi’ found herself one-on-one with the goalkeeper and took on Barreras, but couldn’t beat her in the one-on-one.
62’ – A quick attacking move found ‘Jas’ inside the box, but her shot went just over the crossbar.
66’ – Eva González unleashed a powerful strike from the edge of the box that was headed for the top corner, but the goalkeeper made a two-handed save.
78’ – ‘Caro’ tried her luck from distance, but it went straight to the keeper.
80’ – ‘Licha’ received the ball at the edge of the box, cut inside and shot, but her effort went wide.
82’ – So close for Mayra! She struck from distance with power; the ball slipped past the goalkeeper and seemed destined for goal, but was cleared off the line.

Pachuca Femenil (3) 2-0 (2) Chivas Femenil(María Mauleón 39’, Charlyn Corral 88’)Referee: Ana Paola Hernández OrtizEstadio Hidalgo

Lineups

Pachuca: 1 Estheffany Barreras; 2 Kenti Robles, 3 Ohale Osinachi (6 Karla Nieto 71’), 8 Yirleidis Quejada (15 Kelly Caicedo 57’), 45 Berenice Ibarra; 19 Andrea Pereira, 48 Abril Fragoso, 14 María Mauleón (10 Nina Nicosia 77’); 9 Charlyn Corral (C), 25 Aline Gomes, 26 Marcia García.Head Coach: Oscar Torres

Guadalajara: 12 Blanca Félix (C); 3 Damaris Godínez (4 Kinberly Guzmán 45’ (25 Joseline Montoya 86’)), 5 Cristina Ferral, 21 Samantha López, 9 Gabriela Valenzuela; 16 Eva González, 11 Yamile Franco (AM 39’) (22 Denise Castro 62’), 17 Natalia Villarreal (13 Mayra Pelayo 75’), 23 Jasmine Casarez; 10 Adriana Iturbide (10 Adriana Iturbide 45’) and 24 Alicia Cervantes.Head Coach: Antonio Contreras