¡Natalia Colín started as Mexico Women’s U23 thrashed Jamaica! | OneFootball

The Rebaño Sagrado players continue to shine at the highest levels of competition. On this occasion, Natalia Colín was tasked with representing the ADN Rojiblanco in the Mexican Women’s National Team’s emphatic 7-0 win over Jamaica to close out the Group Stage of the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games. With this result, the national team secured first place in its group with 7 points and punched its ticket to the Semifinals.

The Rojiblanca defender was in the starting XI and played all 90 minutes, serving as an important piece in the back line. In addition to providing solidity in defense, she stood out for her ability to start plays from deep, breaking lines with long passes that sparked several attacks for the Mexican side.

Mexico’s overwhelming dominance allowed her to join the attack on several occasions, including one play inside the box where she connected on a shot that forced a great save from the Jamaican goalkeeper.

Mexico was clearly superior from start to finish and reflected that difference on the scoreboard with a commanding performance, closing the Group Stage on a strong note and with the confidence needed to face the next round.

The next match for the Mexico Women’s U-23 National Team at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games will be in the Semifinals, scheduled for August 4, where the Mexicans are now awaiting their opponent.

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