90'
Three minutes of reinstatement are added.
MEXICO GOAL!
A pass from Maria Sanchez, and after several attempts, Alicia Cervantes scores for the ninth goal of the match.
MEXICO GOAL!
Maricarmen Reyes took advantage of a rebound and fired a first-time shot into the open net to extend the lead even further.
80'
Last change for Mexico: Maricarmen Reyes replaces Stephany Mayor.
MEXICO GOAL!
Alicia Cervantes gets the ball after a bad rebound from the visiting keeper to assist the newly-entered Carolina Jaramillo, who inside the box feints and pushes the ball in for her seventh goal of the night.
67'
Mexico makes its fourth change: Carolina Jaramillo comes on in place of Diana Garcia.
MEXICO GOAL!
Defender Rebeca Bernal scores inside the box for Mexico's sixth goal of the night.
54'
Mexico makes its first substitutions of the match: Alicia Cervantes, Maria Sanchez and Joseline Montoya replace Katty Martinez, Lizbeth Ovalle and Myra Delgadillo.
MEXICO GOAL!
Diana García once again gets in on the act with a fine shot to extend the lead on the scoreboard.
The complementary part begins!
The match Mexico 4-0 Suriname is underway again.
The first half ends!
With great authority, the Mexican National Team is beating Suriname 4-0 at the Volcano.
MEXICO GOAL!
Diana García scored the fourth goal for the Mexicans from outside the box after a deflection by the defense.
45'
A two-minute rest period is added.
MEXICO GOAL!
On a pass from Jacqueline Ovalle, Katty Martínez received a pass inside the box, cut inside an opponent and scored her brace to increase the difference on the scoreboard.
MEXICO GOAL!
Now Katty Martínez appears to extend the Mexican national team's lead.
13'
Katty Martinez also gets on the scoreboard, but her goal is disallowed for offside. Suriname is saved from the second goal against.
MEXICO GOAL!
Katty Martinez assists Stephany Mayor, who quickly gives the home side the lead.
The match begins!
The women's national teams of Mexico and Suriname are already facing each other at the Universitario.
What's next after this game?
Mexico's national team will face Antigua and Barbuda as visitors, while Suriname will host Anguilla next Tuesday.
Suriname: confirmed roster
Tjin A Koeng; Krimbo, Van Ommeren, Brandon, Ondaan, Chin See Chong, Vaissaire, Banarsie, Stekkinger, Ansoe and Lantveld.
Mexico: substitutes
Alejandría Godínez, Itzel González, Cristina Ferral, Jimena López, Karina Rodríguez, Nancy Antonio, Carolina Jaramillo, Maricarmen, Anika Rodríguez, María Sánchez, Alicia Cervantes and Joseline Montoya.
Mexico: confirmed roster
Emily Alvarado; Kenti Robles, Rebeca Bernal, Greta Espinoza, Bianca Sierra, Alexia Delgado, Diana García, Jacqueline Ovalle, Myra Delgadillo, Stephany Mayor y Katty Martínez.
The Mexican National Team, to show its power
Meanwhile, Itzel Gonzalez -a goalkeeper who recently left for Spanish soccer to play for Sevilla- highlighted the importance of this match to develop their soccer: "(The match against Suriname) is a great opportunity to put our style of play into practice. Regardless of the opponent, we must seek to grow as a national team and be at our best."
Mexico is aiming for the World Cup
Yesterday, at a press conference, Alicia Cervantes -one of the top scorers in Liga MX Femenil- made clear the aspirations of the Mexican National Team: "I am happy to be here, it is a new challenge for us. I thank Moni for his confidence and we want to win every game to be able to go to the World Cup."
Let's get started!
In a little less than an hour, the women's teams of Mexico and Suriname will begin their participation in the CONCACAF Qualifiers for the Australia-New Zealand 2023 World Cup.
For the moment, the players of both teams are already at the 'Volcano', and will be warming up shortly.
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Suriname: last roster
Moedjijo; Purperhart, Krimbo, Brandon, Tjoen A Choy, Chin See Chong, Wongsodimedjo, Ansoe, Orna, Lantveld and Stekkinger.
Mexico: last roster
Alvarado; Robles, Ferral, Bernal, López, Espinosa, Antonio, García, Sánchez, Mayor and González.
Mexico and Suriname begin their participation
On Wednesday night, in the state of Nuevo León, the Mexican National Team will begin its journey towards its only and clear objective: to return to the Women's World Cup, after several years in which it has grown, especially due to the creation of the Liga MX Femenil (Women's MX League). On the other hand, the Surinamese team will try to pull off a surprise against probably the favorite to advance from this sector.
Participating teams
Group A: Puerto Rico, Mexico, Suriname, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda.
Group B: Guatemala, Costa Rica, St. Kitts and Nevis, Curacao, U.S. Virgin Islands.
Group C: Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Grenada.
Group D: El Salvador, Panama, Barbados, Aruba, Belize.
Group E: Cuba, Haiti, Honduras, British Virgin Islands, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Group F: Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, Nicaragua, Turks and Caicos Islands, Dominica.
What's next for the Qualifiers?
Afterwards, in the Final Phase, the eight qualified teams will be divided into two groups, each of four teams; after facing their three rivals, the first two places in each group will get their ticket to the Women's World Cup Australia - New Zealand 2023, while the third places will also be able to advance, provided they win their playoff series against a team from another confederation.
CONCACAF Women's Pre-World Cup 2022 Qualifying Phase
This round consists of 30 teams, which are divided into six groups, each of five members; they will play each other, so that after playing the eight matches, the first places in each sector will advance to the next stage of the tournament.
What is the Concacaf W Championship?
It is the most important women's national team competition of the Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football, since it awards the 4 tickets to the World Cup. This is the eleventh time it has been held.
The final phase of this competition will be played in Monterrey, Mexico, from July 4 to 18; for the moment, the only countries that have already secured their place in the competition are the United States and Canada.
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