America opens home and scores against Puebla in Day 3 of the Women's MX League

Club América opened their home venue, the "Mini Estadio" El Nido de Coapa, with a commanding victory over Puebla in the third round of the Liga Femenil MX Apertura 2026 tournament. The match took place on Saturday, marking the debut of the new facility for the club’s women's team. América secured a convincing win, showcasing their dominance in the competition so far. The Azulcremas, led by coach Ángel Villacampa, continued their impressive run, maintaining a perfect record after three matches. They have now claimed three consecutive victories, placing them at the top of both their group and the overall standings. The goals came from Montserrat Saldívar, Priscila da Silva, Alexa Soto, Geyse Ferreira, and Gaby García, scoring in the 8th, 37th, 45th, 55th, and 90th minutes respectively. Puebla managed only one goal, scored by Brina Micheels in the second minute of the game. This was América’s first win at the newly constructed "Mini estadio," which has become a focal point for the club's women's department. The atmosphere was electric, with fans gathering to witness the third match of the season for the Águilas. The performance reinforced their status as favorites heading into the remainder of the tournament. The victory further solidified América’s position as reigning champions, who continue to display strength and consistency. Their ability to adapt quickly and maintain high intensity throughout the match demonstrated their readiness for the challenges ahead. The team’s attacking prowess and defensive resilience were evident, contributing to their dominant display. Looking ahead, América’s next fixture will be against Necaxa on Sunday in Aguascalientes. Meanwhile, Puebla will face Atlético de San Luis on the same day. The results of these matches could shift the dynamics within the league, especially given the current form of both teams. Fans will be eager to see how the Azulcremas perform in their next challenge, particularly under the spotlight of their new home ground. The match also highlighted the growing interest in women’s football in Mexico, with increasing attendance and media coverage. The success of América’s women’s team serves as a positive sign for the sport’s development, encouraging more investment and support. As the tournament progresses, the performances of clubs like América will play a crucial role in shaping the narrative of the Liga Femenil MX.