Chivas Femenil had their first run-out ahead of AP26 | OneFootball

The Red-and-White Preseason continues for Chivas Femenil, which played its first warm-up match against León at midday today on the field at the La Loma complex in Querétaro. The match was played in 2 periods of 35 minutes and an additional one of 45’, with the goal of giving all the Rebaño players some action.

Over the first 2 periods, Antonio Contreras tested different variations, prioritizing high pressure in the opposition’s half and combinations in transition. He also implemented different systems of play with the aim of finding new options and maximizing each player’s qualities. These first 70 minutes ended scoreless for both teams.

In the third period, the coach gave minutes to the players from the Cantera Rojiblanca who have been working with Guadalajara these past few days. The match opened up with a highly controversial penalty, awarded for a handball inside the box, which forced the Rebaño to chase the result from behind. Although the Rojiblancas created chances going forward, the final score was 0-3.

Chivas Femenil will step up its efforts during the remaining days of its stay in Querétaro, with the aim of fine-tuning details and continuing to improve in the physical and tactical areas ahead of its next friendly, when it will face Necaxa this Saturday, July 25.

Chivas Femenil | 1st period

Blanca Félix; Jaqueline Rodríguez, Cristina Ferral, Samantha López, Natalia Villarreal, Eva González, Valeria Alvarado, Bethzabeth Barrón, Joseline Montoya, Adriana Iturbide and Mia Urbano.

Chivas Femenil | 2nd period

Blanca Félix (Heidi González); Jaqueline Rodríguez (Gabriela Valenzuela), Cristina Ferral, Samantha López, Natalia Villarreal, Eva González, Valeria Alvarado, Bethzabeth Barrón (Carolina Jaramillo), Joseline Montoya (Viridiana Salazar), Adriana Iturbide (Jasmine Casarez) and Mia Urbano (Alicia Cervantes).

Chivas Femenil | 3rd period

Heidi González; Fátima Lino, Hilary Delgado, Sophia Tinoco, Gabriela Valenzuela, Ananada Gómez, Carolina Jaramillo, Mayra Pelayo, Jasmine Casarez (Emma Cordulack), Viridiana Salazar and Alicia Cervantes (Natalia Pérez).

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