Goals and Highlights: Anguila Femenil 0-11 Mexico Femenil in CONCACAF W Qualifiers 2022

Mexico's scandalous victory over Anguilla puts the national team once again in first place in its group.

It's all over! Mexico scores to move back into first place in the group.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Joseline Montoya set up Martinez, who sent the ball into the back of the net and scored her brace.

Anguilla Change. Gumbs comes off for Bryan

Martinez's shot, but Ward prevents one more Mexico goal.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Katty Martínez scores the tenth from the penalty spot.

Penalty for Mexico! Katty Martínez is brought down inside the box and the penalty kick is awarded.

Goalkeeper! Jaramillo's shot, but Ward is able to deflect the ball away.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Debutant Ordóñez receives the ball and ends up scoring her brace.

Heavy ball on Johnson after Mexico's attempt to create danger. The home player gets up after a few seconds of review.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Jimena Lopez scores the eighth with a great shot that beats Ward.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Diana Ordonez sends a lethal shot into the goal and the goalkeeper can't prevent the seventh goal.

Cambio de México. Alicia Cervantes is replaced by Diana Ordóñez.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Cervantes' ball to the far post and Cervantes appears to push the ball into the back of the net.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! A cross into the box and Casandra Montero takes advantage of the ball to score the fifth.

Jaramillo's shot, but the ball ends up going wide.

Anguilla Change. Hodge is replaced by Vanterpool.

Changes in Mexico. Karina Rodriguez, Carolina Jaramillo and Casandra Montero are substituted for Greta Espinoza, Stephany Mayor and Alexa Delgado.

The match restarts for the second half.

At the end of the first half, Mexico leads four-nil at halftime.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Sanchez passes to Stephany Mayor, who takes advantage and sends in a shot to score the fourth.

Delgado's shot, looking for the fourth, but the ball goes well over the goal.

The match is resumed.

The actions are stopped for both teams to rehydrate.

Goalkeeper! War ends up diving to prevent Mayor from scoring one more.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Maricarmen Reyes controlled and from outside the box increases Mexico's lead to three goals.

Reyes looked for the third, but the ball was blocked by the defense.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Alicia Cervantes sends a lethal shot into the goal and scores her brace.

Goal, goal, goal for Mexico! Alicia Cervantes counter-attacked inside the box to open the scoring.

Actions begin at the Anguilla property.

A. Godínez; J. López, A. Rodríguez, C. Ferral, G. Espinoza; M. Reyes, A. Delgado; J. Montoya, S, Mayor, M. Sánchez; A. Cervantes.

E. Ward; C. Johnson, R. Bradshaw, A. Hodge, L. Gumbs; R. Stott, R. Hodge, K. Hawley; C. Wattley, A. Connor, J. Coleen.

Both teams take the field and warm up before the start of the match.

Mexico is already at the stadium, looking to remain undefeated and keep winning three points.

Anguilla is already in its stadium and will be looking for its first three points of the competition against Mexico.

Mexico will play this important match with the pink and black jersey, looking to give a pleasant encounter.

Kenti Robles is the player that Anguilla has to pay special attention to. The Mexican player has played most of the matches with her team, being the one who moves the ball around the field and distributes it.

This will be the first time that Mexico and Anguilla will face each other in any competition, so it will be a very important duel.

Adriana Connor is the player that Mexico will have to pay special attention to, the selected player is the captain as well as one of the attacks of the local team.

Mexico arrives in second place with one game left to play and is in second place in its group, looking to make it three points today.

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Cristina Ferral spoke prior to this important match in the women's national team's path to qualify for the championship: "We are serious about the upcoming match, focused, with respect for our opponents because we are representing a country.

"We know that each team will come with the best they have, we are serious about the upcoming match. We have to be focused and try to do our best with respect for the opponent and for Mexico, since we are representing such a beautiful country."

"Every game we think that the most difficult opponent is the next one and we must be prepared both mentally and physically to be able to perform our best and have an optimal result in every game."

That mentality of always wanting more, every game what we think is that the most difficult opponent is the next one. We must be prepared, mentally and physically, to perform as well as possible. The truth is that it has been a very nice process, I have learned from all my teammates and the team, concentration by concentration we are getting to know each other better and that shows on the court. I have in mind that we will continue to strengthen our soccer to reach an optimum point in the qualifiers.

Joseline Montoya also spoke at this conference: "It's very nice for me to live this process with my teammates. I love every day to take something good from all of them. It's a dream come true that I can play in a World Cup. We are focused on the next game and we have been told in training that it is the most important. I think we have to step up our game.

"We are all focused and we know that no opponent is easy, that is the mentality that we have been put here, to work every day and give the best of yourself. It's a competition against yourself and not against anyone else, it's something that all the training camps have told us and marked us a lot."

Itzel González; Anika Rodríguez, Cristina Ferral, Rebeca Bernal, Jimena López; Carolina Jaramillo, María Sánchez, Nancy Antonio, Joseline Montoya; Alicia Cervantes, Stephany Mayor.

S. Connor; S. Richardson, R. Bradshaw, R. Stott, A. Mathew; R. Hodge, J. Coleen, A. Connor; C. Johnson, K. Vanterpool, L. Gumbs.

Mexico have taken six out of six available points at the start of the tournament, and Monica Vergara's team will be looking to continue to pull away from the top spot with a big gap. In their last game, they beat Antigua and Barbuda eight goals to nil, with Stephanie Mayor scoring a brace in the match.

Anguilla comes into this game after losing their first three games in the pre-World Cup. In this game, they will have the difficult task of beating the Mexicans, who will be looking to continue scoring goals and move away from first place.

The Anguilla Femenil vs Mexico Femenil match will be played at the Raymond E. Guishard Technical Centre Stadium, located in The Valley, Anguilla. The stadium has a capacity for 1,100 people. 

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