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Costa Rica Women
04-11 08:00
21 - 0
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Cayman Islands Women
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Attacks
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13
Dangerous Attacks
52
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Ball Possession
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18
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End 21-0
92′
21-0
V.Del Campo
Assist: G. Guillen
90′
20-0
P.Chinchilla
82′
19-0
Priscilla Rodríguez Monge
Assist: S.Scott
80′
D. Cruz
M. Herrera
79′
18-0
P.Chinchilla
Assist: M. Herrera
75′
17-0
M.Salas
Assist: M. Herrera
69′
C. Windsor
D. Gourzong
65′
T. Jan
B. Ebanks
65′
Priscilla Rodríguez Monge
R. Rodríguez
65′
M. Coto
M. Benavides
63′
16-0
M.Salas
Assist: M.Solano
60′
15-0
P.Chinchilla
Assist: Pinell
53′
14-0
P.Chinchilla
Assist: S.Scott
51′
13-0
M. Herrera
Assist: M.Salas
49′
12-0
R. Rodríguez
47′
11-0
S.Scott
Assist: M. Herrera
46′
10-0
M.Salas
Assist: M. Herrera
45′
M.Salas
G. Villalobos
45′
C. Quintal
J. Lam
45′
O. Ridley
R. Bateson
45′
L. Smith
H. Solomon
45′
M.Solano
F.Villalobos
Halftime 9-0
40′
9-0
P.Chinchilla
38′
8-0
P.Chinchilla
Assist: G. Villalobos
33′
7-0
M. Benavides
24′
6-0
R. Rodríguez
Assist: P.Chinchilla
22′
5-0
S.Scott
Assist: M. Herrera
19′
4-0
R. Rodríguez
13′
3-0
M. Benavides
11′
2-0
P.Chinchilla
Assist: M. Benavides
10′
1-0
V.Del Campo
Assist: G. Villalobos
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Costa Rica Women's national team recorded a historic and astonishing 21-0 victory against the Cayman Islands Women in a FIFA Women's World Cup CONCACAF qualification match on April 11, 2026. This extraordinary result, one of the largest in the history of international football, underscores the vast developmental gap within the region and Costa Rica's ruthless efficiency in front of goal. The match was effectively decided within the first ten minutes as Costa Rica raced into a multi-goal lead and never relented. The goals came from all areas of the pitch, with hat-tricks for multiple players and the team demonstrating a relentless attacking mentality throughout the ninety minutes. The Cayman Islands side, clearly overmatched, found it impossible to stem the tide against a technically and physically superior opponent. While the result heavily impacts the group's goal difference, its primary significance lies in highlighting the challenges of competitive balance in early qualification rounds. The Costa Rican manager emphasized respect for the opponent while praising her team's focus, and the Cayman Islands coach commended her players' spirit in incredibly difficult circumstances. The lopsided scoreline will be a talking point for the future of the qualification format.