Tigres and América Clash in Liga MX Femenil Final this Sunday

MONTERREY, Mexico — Tigres UANL and Club América will face off this Sunday in a decisive match for the Liga MX Femenil title after a thrilling 3-3 draw in the first leg of the final. The rematch will take place at Estadio Universitario at 6 p.m. ET.

In the first leg, América seemed to have control, jumping to an impressive 3-0 lead by halftime, with goals from Irene Guerrero, Scarlett Camberos, and Sarah Lubbert. However, Tigres responded fiercely in the second half, scoring three goals to level the match, showcasing the resilience that characterizes the team.

This match is significant, as it will determine whether Tigres can clinch their seventh title, further cementing their place as the most successful team in the league, or if América can secure their third championship.

Tigres head coach Pedro Martínez expressed confidence in his team’s spirit following their dramatic comeback. “We showed our strength and resolve,” Martínez said. “Now we have to keep that momentum going into the second leg.”

América’s coach Ángel Villacampa acknowledged the challenge his team faces after relinquishing their lead. “We have to play consistently and avoid giving away any advantages,” he said. “Our players are determined to fight for the title.”

Historically, Tigres has had the upper hand in finals against América, winning two of the previous three encounters. The only final claimed by América was in 2018, decided by penalty kicks.

The atmosphere is expected to be electric at Estadio Universitario as Tigres aims to leverage their home advantage while América seeks to navigate the pressure and claim victory. Fans are eager for what promises to be an unforgettable conclusion to the Apertura 2025 tournament.

With the title on the line, both squads will bring their best to the pitch in a match that could either solidify Tigres’ dynasty or mark a rejuvenation for America.