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Pachuca Women

03-13 09:06

2 - 0

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Tijuana Women

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End 2-0

74′

M. Vance

Gomes aline

74′

A.Godínez

K.Robles

70′

J. Valadez

N.Nicosia

70′

C.Ihezuo

A.Pereira

67′

B.Chagolla

K.Ceja

67′

I.Hernandez

Parra

59′

E.Bautista

D.Ojeda

46′

M.García

K.Nieto

46′

D.Fuentes

N.Martinez

46′

B.Quintos

K.Díaz

Halftime 2-0

46′

Y.Quejada

46′

D.Sandoval

36′

2-0

Charlyn

14′

1-0

Abril Fragoso

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Match Info

Liga MX Femenil Round 28: Pachuca Women 2-0 Tijuana Women In a midday clash at the Estadio Hidalgo, Pachuca Women delivered a commanding performance to defeat Tijuana Women 2-0. The victory, sealed with a goal in each half, strengthens Pachuca's claim as one of the league's top contenders and keeps the pressure on the teams above them in the table. Pachuca started brightly and were rewarded for their early dominance in the 24th minute. A clever through ball split the Tijuana defense, allowing Pachuca's striker to round the goalkeeper and slot home into an empty net. The home side continued to control possession and doubled their lead just after the hour mark, this time from a set-piece. A well-delivered corner was met with a powerful header at the near post, leaving the Tijuana keeper with no chance. Tijuana offered little in response, with their only notable chance of the second half being a long-range effort comfortably saved. The standout performance came from Pachuca's midfield engine, who dictated the tempo of the game and provided the assist for the opening goal. Tijuana's attack, usually potent on the counter, was effectively neutralized by Pachuca's high press and compact defensive shape. This result solidifies Pachuca's place in the top four, keeping them firmly in the hunt for a high playoff seed. For Tijuana, the defeat is a setback in their own pursuit of a postseason berth, leaving them with work to do in the final rounds. Post-match, the Pachuca manager praised his team's professional approach, stating, "We executed our game plan perfectly from the start and controlled the match in all phases." The Tijuana coach acknowledged the quality of the opposition, saying, "Pachuca were the better team today. We need to regroup quickly and focus on our next challenge."