Lucía García gives Monterrey a draw against León

As one of the highest international players, the Spanish Lucía García rescued the champion Monterrey to achieve an agonizing 1-1 draw against León at the Nou Camp stadium. Las Rayadas, who have suffered in the Clausura 2024 tournament of the Liga Mx Femenil, displaced América from third place with 26 points after twelve games, while the Esmeraldas have twelve points.

The people from Monterrey were surprised just twelve minutes in when Vanessa López connected with a header after a corner kick to give the emeralds the advantage.

It was a complicated duel for the team led by Amalia Valderve, since the offense led by Christina Burkenroad was not fine on this occasion. With the pressure on and when time was running out, the visitors managed to avoid disaster.

García scored his second goal of the season by rescuing the ball after a series of rebounds inside the area to shake the nets in the 85th with a cross shot.

Atlas wins against San Luis

In Jalisco, Atlas beat Atlético de San Luis 3-0 to jump to the league positions. The team led by Roberto Medina begins to accelerate and now from the sixth step it boasts 21 points with four games without losing.

The red and white team knew how to take an immediate advantage at the Jalisco stadium when Paola García hit the net with a cross shot just after two minutes. The captain of the Guadalajara Fernanda Limón increased the score after 10 minutes with a header, while Kayla Fernandez (90+4) closed the game with a long-distance shot.

It was the fifth defeat of the season for the Potosinas, who were stuck in fourteenth place with just nine points.

Toluca beat Necaxa 4-1

Toluca beat bottom-placed Necaxa 4-1 at home in a duel where Frenchwoman Amandine Henry scored her first goal in the Liga Mx Femenil after arriving in Mexico a few weeks ago.

Under the command of Brazilian coach Ricardo Belli, the Scarlets have found a balanced game system to reach 17 points with five consecutive games without defeat, while the Centellas remain in the last step.

In addition to Henry, the American Michaela Abam (37) and Cinthya Peraza now also scored, while Necaxa’s defense Jeremy Myvett (22) sent the ball into his own goal.