América Hosts Tigres in Liga MX Femenil Final’s First Leg

TIJUANA, Mexico — Club América met Club Tigres UANL on Thursday night in the first leg of the Liga MX Femenil Apertura 2025 final at Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes, following a highly competitive season.

This much-anticipated match kicked off at 8:00 p.m. Central Time with both teams bringing strong lineups. América, third in the general table, aimed for their third title, while Tigres, in the lead with 42 points this season, sought their seventh championship.

The Águilas had a successful journey to the final, eliminating Chivas with a 4-0 aggregate score in the semifinals. They displayed offensive strength with players like Scarlett Camberos, who scored in their semifinal match.

Tigres, known for their strong defense and powerful attack, triumphed over Cruz Azul in their semifinals. Coach Pedro Martínez emphasized the importance of remaining focused, stating, “In a final, there are no favorites.”

With fans filling the stadium, both teams felt the electric atmosphere. Sandra Paños, América’s goalkeeper, expressed confidence in her team’s preparation, mentioning the squad’s commitment to tactical improvement and learning.

As the game progressed, the intensity increased, with several scoring opportunities arising. Tigres sought to pressure América after their dominant first half.

América’s match strategy included aggressive early play, aiming for a strong home advantage before heading to the second leg on November 23 at Estadio Universitario in Monterrey.

The stakes were high as both teams’ legacies on the field hung in the balance, each determined to claim the championship title.