With a double from Sarah Luebbert, America beat Pachuca 5-0 on the 108th anniversary of the Coapa team. A great night for América with the best capacity they have had in the Apertura 2024 tournament of the Liga Mx Femenil.
In one of the most anticipated duels in the league, between two of the most offensive teams, the Eagles knew how to impose their strategy to jump to the third place with 34 points with two dates left until the end of the regular tournament.
The bitter taste of defeat intensified for the Tuzas as they lost the lead and were left with 36 points, two less than Tigres. Not only that, they also lost their undefeated record, and it was against one of their main rivals in this category.
In a season in which both the American women’s and men’s clubs have suffered for their fans to accompany them at the Ciudad de los Deportes stadium, a temporary venue due to the renovations of the Azteca stadium, now everything was lined up for the Águilas to celebrate their anniversary before more than 5,700,000 attendees, being his best entry.
Nicki Hernández (24) was the first to reach the nets when she received a delayed pass from Kiana Palacios to finish from outside the area with a cross shot, while the Spanish Irene Guerrero increased the score to 45+3 with a point-blank shot after a mistake by the visiting defense.
Luebbert’s name then echoed through the stands in both stands as the American demonstrated her potential as a scorer. First by closing a clamp at 55 after receiving a pass from Karen Luna, who filtered through the right wing.
With confidence already high, Luebbert scored his second goal just 8 minutes later in a solo play, challenging the Pachuca goalkeeper in a one-on-one match to make the score 4-0.
Faced with an already disconcerted rival, the Águilas did not stop in the attack and Kiana Palacios, driving force in Coapa’s offensive, also celebrated a goal in the 71st with another mistake by goalkeeper Esthefanny Barreras.
Ángel Villacampa pointed out that if they won today it is because they knew that after a bad start to the tournament they had to improve. “With the victory we took a step for the team but there are still other games and the league to go and we will see what stuff we are made of,” he said.
Óscar Torres, coach of the Tuzas, acknowledged that “we had a bad game” but avoided showing discouragement despite having lost El undefeated. “There is time to make up for what we didn’t do now, to stay for two days, we must continue working,” he noted.
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