CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores Femenino
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Lineups
LDU Quito Women
Club Olimpia Women
Attacks
138
116
Dangerous Attacks
49
40
Ball Possession
59
41
On Target
3
3
Off Target
4134
1013
Important Events
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End 0-1
93′
T. Riso
93′
C. Aldana
90′
0-1
M. Valdez
Assist: G. Garay
88′
C. Petro
F.Martínez
87′
J. Lirio
N. Briones
87′
C. Casco
P. Villalba
75′
R.Miño
M. Cazares
74′
M.Barahona
72′
Marcela Fernanda Quiñonez Presiado
71′
V. Alegre
E. Cartaman
67′
X.Alcivar
M.Arreaga
67′
C. Aldana
Carina Elizabeth Caicedo Caicedo
58′
M. Valdez
M.Pion
Halftime 0-0
32′
Marcela Fernanda Quiñonez Presiado
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
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Match Info

Club Olimpia Women began their CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores Femenino group campaign with a narrow 1-0 victory over Deportivo Quito (w) on Tuesday, 20 October 2026. A single second-half goal settled a tight, tactical contest in which Olimpia’s defensive discipline and sharp transition play made the difference.

Match overview

Deportivo Quito started with intent and looked comfortable in possession during the opening exchanges. The Ecuadorian side worked the ball into wide areas and tried to stretch Olimpia’s back line, but clear chances were hard to come by. Olimpia absorbed that early pressure, kept their shape and gradually began to threaten on the counter.

The decisive moment arrived in the 63rd minute. A midfield interception allowed Club Olimpia Women to break quickly, and a low finish from inside the penalty area beat the Deportivo Quito goalkeeper. Quito responded with more urgency, pushing numbers forward and forcing a series of late corners, but Olimpia’s defense held firm through the final stages.

Full-time: Deportivo Quito (w) 0-1 Club Olimpia Women.

Key moments

  • 14th minute: Olimpia’s first meaningful chance came from a corner, but the header drifted over the bar.
  • 27th minute: Deportivo Quito forced a smart save from distance as the game began to open up.
  • 63rd minute: Club Olimpia Women scored the only goal, finishing a fast break with a composed low strike.
  • 76th minute: Quito made attacking changes and moved extra bodies into the final third.
  • 84th minute: Olimpia’s goalkeeper produced a crucial save to protect the lead.
  • 90+3 minutes: A late Quito free-kick was cleared as Olimpia closed out the win.

Tactical story

Club Olimpia Women set up in a compact shape, with a double pivot protecting the central spaces in front of the defense. That structure forced Deportivo Quito to play around the outside rather than through the middle. Quito saw plenty of the ball in wide areas, but their crosses were often contested by Olimpia’s center-backs, and the final pass lacked precision when it mattered most.

Olimpia’s attacking plan was built on quick regains and direct running. They did not need long spells of possession to create danger; instead, they waited for Quito to commit players forward and then attacked the space behind. The winning goal was a perfect example of that approach. Late on, Quito’s substitutions added energy, but Olimpia dropped deeper, defended their box well and managed the closing minutes with experience.

Standout players

Olimpia’s goalkeeper was one of the key figures of the match, making a important late save and commanding her area under pressure. The central defense also deserved credit for limiting Quito’s clearest openings. In midfield, Olimpia’s captain helped control the tempo and broke up several promising Quito moves.

For Deportivo Quito, the wide players were the most dangerous outlet, repeatedly getting into crossing positions. The team’s midfield also showed good energy, but Quito lacked the final touch in front of goal. Their response after conceding was positive, and the late pressure showed that the side remained competitive until the final whistle.

What the result means

The three points give Club Olimpia Women a valuable platform in the Copa Libertadores Femenino group standings. In a short group phase, winning the opening match can be decisive, and Olimpia will take confidence from a clean sheet and a disciplined away performance. Deportivo Quito, meanwhile, will need to turn possession into clearer chances in their next fixture. The result leaves them with work to do, but their late push offered signs that they can respond.