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Club Necaxa Women

04-06 06:00

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End 1-6

92′

1-6

Nataly roque

90′

J.Enrigue

83′

M.Fong

78′

Sashenka Tamara Porras Dreyfus

78′

B.Chagolla

k.hancar

78′

Dana Caudillo

D.Fuentes

78′

I.Hernandez

D.Sandoval

76′

0-6

R.Borgella

74′

N.Herbert

Meghan Cavanaugh

73′

0-5

R.Borgella

70′

0-4

C.Ibarra

62′

B.Quintos

C.Daniela

57′

0-3

k.hancar

54′

0-2

C.Ibarra

51′

46′

R.Borgella

N.Rojo

46′

I.Fernandez

A.Melendez

46′

Z.Medellin

P.Salto

46′

Nataly roque

M.De La Torre

Halftime 0-1

46′

D.Fuentes

45′

M.De La Torre

45′

Sashenka Tamara Porras Dreyfus

5′

0-1

k.hancar

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Match Info

Club Necaxa Women suffered a heavy 6-1 defeat at home to Tijuana Women in a Mexico Liga MX Femenil clash on April 6, 2026. The lopsided scoreline at the Estadio Victoria de Aguascalientes highlighted the gulf in class on the day, with the visiting Xolos Femenil running rampant. Tijuana established their superiority early, finding the net multiple times in the first half to build a commanding lead. Necaxa managed a consolation goal, offering a brief moment of hope for the home supporters, but Tijuana responded emphatically, adding several more goals in the second period to seal an emphatic victory. The match was defined by Tijuana's incisive attacking play and clinical finishing, with their forwards consistently exploiting space in the Necaxa defense. This result significantly impacts the Liga MX Femenil table, boosting Tijuana's playoff aspirations while leaving Necaxa anchored near the bottom. The post-match voices likely saw the Tijuana manager delighted with her team's offensive execution, while the Necaxa coach was left to analyze a defensive performance that conceded six times in front of their own fans.