Costa Rican Priscila Chinchilla scored two goals and Madrid Jenni Hermoso He had several assists to lead the team’s success. Pachuca this Sunday 4-2 over the America in the Apertura of women’s soccer in Mexico.
Continuing the twelfth day of the championship, Chinchilla, with two goals, Charlyn Corral and Alice Soto, with one each, gave victory to Pachuca, while América, the defending champion, scored goals from Alison González and Kimberly Rodriguez.
Ángel Villacampa’s Águilas dominated the first half and mirrored it with a couple of points, from González and Rodríguez, who took advantage of their rivals’ poor scoring. Chichilla entered the area at the beginning of the rivalry and did it again in the 16th minute, but lacked the force, something different from the visitors, who made it 0-1 in the 7th minute with a right-footed goal after a turn in the area and they extended the lead in the 30th with a header from Rodríguez after an assist from Katty Martínez.
In the second half, Pachuca came out to kill or be killed and within 20 minutes they turned the score around. Jenni Hermoso made it clear that she has regained her sporting form after winning the World Cup with Spain and in the 50th minute she put a serve to Corral, fatal in meaning for 0-1 and in the 56th gave he passed the ball to Chinchilla, who made it 2-2 with a cross blow from the right leg.
Growing up, the Tuzas could not settle, they attacked on the left wing, where they took advantage and in the 65th minute they took the lead with a right-footed goal from Chinchilla following a pass by Panamanian Marta Cox. The Costa Rican, who was going through one of his best moments as a professional, picked up the ball in the 78th minute and passed it to Soto, who extended the lead to 4-2 to the delirium of the fans.
As a result, Pachuca consolidates itself in the qualifying zone for the quarterfinals by climbing to seventh place with 20 points and América gives up the possibility of jumping to first place by continuing with 30 points, less of one of Tigres UANL.
Source: La Verdad
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