The excitement surrounding the Clásico Tapatío was palpable as Chivas Femenil faced off against their city rivals, Atlas, at Estadio Jalisco. This highly anticipated match on Saturday was not just another game; it was a display of Chivas Femenil's prowess in Liga MX Femenil, further solidifying their status as a dominant force in women's football.
Chivas Femenil's recent victory was a significant boost for the team, allowing them to shake off a negative streak and secure three crucial points in the AP26 tournament. This win ensures that they remain firmly in the top four teams of Group B, a position that is vital as the season progresses. Their performance was marked by an impressive offensive display, with the team scoring three or more goals in four matches this tournament, highlighting their attacking effectiveness.
One of the most remarkable aspects of this rivalry is the current streak that Chivas Femenil has against Atlas. The Rojiblancas have now gone 14 consecutive Clásicos Tapatíos without a defeat, a statistic that underscores their dominance since the 2021 Clausura. This ongoing success has established a clear hierarchy in the rivalry, with Chivas Femenil consistently outperforming their opponents.
Individual performances also shone brightly during this match. Jasmine Casarez made her mark by scoring her third goal against Atlas, showcasing her ability to perform in high-stakes situations. Meanwhile, ‘Licha’ Cervantes added two goals to her tally, further cementing her legacy as the all-time leading scorer in the Clásico Tapatío, now boasting an impressive 13 goals against Atlas.
Denise Castro also contributed to the scoreline, continuing her scoring form after netting a goal against Puebla earlier in the tournament. In a display of teamwork, Natalia Mauleón not only provided a hat-trick of assists but also won a penalty, illustrating her playmaking abilities and importance to the squad.
Chivas Femenil's unbeaten record at Estadio Jalisco in Clásicos Tapatíos remains intact, with six wins and one draw, further emphasizing their home advantage in this fierce rivalry. Additionally, goalkeeper Blanca Félix reached a significant milestone by achieving her 100th clean sheet in Liga MX Femenil, a testament to her skill and consistency over the years.
Finally, this match also marked a memorable occasion for several players, including Natalia Colin, Natalia Mauleón, Mayra Pelayo, Valeria Alvarado, and Natalia Pérez, who all participated in their first Clásico Tapatío. Their involvement in such a historic match adds to the narrative of growth and development within the team.
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