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Panama Women

04-10 08:00

3 - 1

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Aruba Women

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94′

S.Gonzalez

92′

J. Chen

Vanessa·Susanna

88′

H.Jaén

87′

Tarianna Doornkamp

76′

R.Espinosa

W.Natis

73′

K.Riley

72′

Z. Rogers

B. Lammers

69′

H.Jaén

A. Almanza

69′

A. Quintero

K. Parris

55′

K.Rangel

E. Arauz

55′

S.Gonzalez

D.Salazar

52′

S. King

Halftime 2-1

39′

S. Mora

Dyviënne Henriquez

29′

2-1

A. Almanza

Assist: S. King

16′

1-1

R. Tanner

Assist: S. King

5′

0-1

Vanessa·Susanna

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Match Info

Panama Women secured a vital 3-1 win against Aruba Women in their FIFA Women's World Cup CONCACAF qualification group on April 10, 2026. The victory provides Panama with three crucial points in their quest to qualify for the premier international tournament. Panama started strongly, taking an early lead to settle any nerves, but Aruba showed resilience to find an equalizer, making it a contest. However, Panama's quality shone through in the second half as they regained the lead and then added a third goal to seal the match. The key moment was a well-worked team goal that broke the deadlock after Aruba's equalizer, shifting momentum firmly back to the Panamanian side. The match was played in a competitive spirit with Panama's midfield controlling large periods of the game. This result strengthens Panama's position in the qualification table, keeping them in contention for a top spot, while Aruba's defeat makes their path forward more difficult. The Panama manager would have praised her team's response to conceding, and the Aruba coach likely highlighted her team's fighting spirit against a favored opponent.