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You can’t miss the matches. (Cuartoscuro)
The adrenaline is flowing again in the Liga MX Femenil with the new date of the Apertura 2024, where the teams seek to improve their position in the standings and not be left out of the Liguilla.
If you don’t know where to watch Matches of Matchday 12Here we share with you the complete list of matches, with the times, as well as the television channels on which they will be broadcast, so that you do not miss any of the games of the top competition in Mexican soccer.
America vs Santos Laguna
Date: September 26
Time: 15:45 hours
Streaming channel: Vix
Stadium: Centenario Court No. 5 (Natural) Club América Facilities
Queretaro White Roosters vs FC Juarez
Date: September 26
Schedule: 17:00 hours
Broadcast Channel: Caliente TV
Stadium: Alameda Olympic Stadium
Pumas vs Guadalajara
Date: September 26
Schedule: 7:00 p.m.
Streaming channel: Vix
Stadium: Olympic University
Pachuca vs Puebla F.C.
Date: September 26
Time: 19:06 hours
Broadcast channel: FOX Sports
Stadium: Hidalgo
Tigres de la UANL vs Cruz Azul
Date: September 26
Schedule: 9:00 p.m.
Broadcast channel: FOX Sports
Stadium: University
Leon vs Rayados de Monterrey
Date: September 27
Schedule: 17:00 hours
Broadcast channel: FOX Sports
Stadium: Nou Camp
Necaxa vs Toluca
Date: September 27
Schedule: 17:00 hours
Streaming channel: Vix
Stadium: Victoria
Atlas vs San Luis Athletic Club
Date: September 27
Schedule: 17:00 hours
Broadcast Channel: Caliente TV
Stadium: Jalisco
To find out more information about the Liga MX Femenil, the matches, the teams, the players and other statistics, there is the official website, which you can access by clicking on the following link.
Liga MX Femenil begins to take its first steps (Liga MX Femenil)
The professional women’s soccer league is relatively new in the countrycelebrated just six years of its creation. It emerged in December 2016 on the initiative of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) and with the official name of Liga MX Femenil.
In its first tournament, held in 2017, all Liga MX teams participated with their women’s version, except for two teams: Chiapas and Puebla, who were unable to put together a team due to their financial problems.
It was not until the following year, in 2018, that the Liga MX Femenil was able to play like the men’s version does, that is, with 18 teams.
Just like the men’s edition, the Liga Femenil MX plays two short tournaments a year. To date, eight competitions have been held with their respective leagues.
The first team to be crowned champions in the history of the Liga MX Femenil was Chivas de Guadalajarawhile The team that has won the most titles is Tigres de la UANLwith five trophies.
As the Liga Femenil MX tournaments progress, their exposure in traditional media, as well as on social media, increases. In 2020, the Liga Femenil MX broke records in audience levels, while in 2021 the first foreign players arrived.
